Nokia N8 - The Commuter, new Nokia film in mobile HD - Nokia UK

Pamela Anderson, Ed Westwick, Dev Patel and Charles Dance star in Nokia's highly anticipated short film, 'The Commuter' which was shot entirely in mobile HD on the Nokia N8 smartphone. http://goo.gl/M157

The groundbreaking film, directed by the McHenry Brothers, was shot in just four days with the Nokia N8 using no back up cameras, with the streets of London and St Albans providing the backdrop to Nokia's story about one commuter's eventful journey to work.

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[nydrastos]

I like how some of the iFan and Androidboy are idiots who know nothing about smartphone and computer technology. They just "Omg this phone is so sexy" or "Euw Symbian is so not cool. Nowadays, it's all about iPhone and Android phones". These kind of idiots are just following trend. Yes, I admit Symbian's UI is is not as good as iOS or Android. But when it comes to efficiency, personalization and some other things, Symbian is the winner. Some Android phone is better I admit it, but iPhone? Hmmm

[Rockylols]

LOL! It's Anwar from Skins

[Ege Atilla]

I understand that this was just made to show off the phone's capabilities but did the film have to be this bad?

[Jerson Salvioli Lima]

wow! Nice. Can't believe I have this powerful camera with me. :) Liked.

[kolby4078]

an effect called rolling shutter. from wiki: is a method of image acquisition in which each frame is recorded not from a snapshot of a single point in time, but rather by scanning across the frame either vertically or horizontally. In other words, not all parts of the image are recorded at exactly the same time, even though the whole frame is displayed at the same time during playback. This produces predictable distortions of fast-moving objects or when the sensor captures rapid flashes of light

[yamahaevo]

lol...

[janice derungs]

ed :)