In this video, I’m sharing my award-winning sci‑fi short film that I shot on an iPhone—because sometimes the “cinema camera” choice is whatever gets the story finished on time. The film follows Lucy, a quantum physics PhD who can access multiple versions of herself across the multiverse, and it spirals into paranoia, isolation, and the feeling of being hunted for her research. Through her monologues—about Everett’s many-worlds interpretation, “hacking existence,” and tuning into other lives like radio stations—I wanted the multiverse to feel both mind-blowing and deeply personal. Under the hood, I kept the workflow professional: iPhone 14 Pro paired with an iPad Pro M2 for wireless monitoring/remote control, recorded in 10‑bit ProRes LT, and used Protake+ to get an Arri Alexa Log‑C style profile. I finished the film in DaVinci Resolve Studio 18 with Dehancer Pro for the final look. The bigger reason I made this wasn’t just the sci‑fi concept—it was also my desire to portray aspects of schizophrenia with more care, and to highlight how loneliness and misunderstanding can shape someone’s reality.