Make cinematic creation accessible to everyone

There is a strange asymmetry in visual culture. Almost anyone can recognize a cinematic image within a second of seeing it. Most of us cannot say why the skin tones feel right, or why light falling through a window seems to breathe rather than overexpose, but we intuitively know. A century of film has trained several billion people to read light with real sophistication. But not many have the means to recreate that movie magic for themselves. Smartphones have been the greatest drivers of c...