CinemaKit
CinemaKit community, films and support
Explore what people make with CinemaKit and help improve the mobile RAW workflow with practical feedback. Start with the FERRY short film, try sample clips in Studio or contact CinemaKit support about your device and recording experience.
Watch and try real footage
FERRY is a short film captured on a phone in RAW with CinemaKit. Watch it in the showcase below, then open Studio’s sample clips to explore playback and grading on your computer. These are practical ways to evaluate the workflow before planning your own shoot.
Send useful device feedback
When contacting support@cinemakit.app, include the exact phone model, operating system, CinemaKit version, lens and recording mode. Describe what you expected and what happened. For Studio, include browser version, GPU and input format. This information makes it easier to reproduce a problem than a general report that recording did not work.
Share your work
If you want CinemaKit to see a film or workflow you created, send support a link and a short description of how you shot it. Contacting support does not automatically publish your footage; discuss any showcase use separately. Keep a copy of your originals and share only the material you want others to view.
Related pages
Getting started with CinemaKit
Your first CinemaKit RAW workflow: choose a supported camera, record a test take, review, transfer and export on phone or in Studio.
CinemaKit Studio guide: open, grade and export
Follow the CinemaKit Studio RAW workflow: browser and GPU checks, local file opening, color correction, export and troubleshooting.
Learn RAW video
Clear explanations of RAW, MLV, CinemaDNG, Open Gate and practical format choices. Start with the question you are trying to answer, then follow the links to a CinemaKit workflow.
CinemaKit pricing and free trial
CinemaKit is a one-time purchase with a 7-day trial and no subscription. CinemaKit Studio is free. Check the current price in your app store.