Apple iPhone’s photogenic feasts
The first Shot on iPhone film for Southeast Asia tells the compelling story of the rivalry between two hawkers selling Singapore’s treasured national dish, chicken rice.
Credits
powered by- Agency TBWA\Media Arts Lab/Singapore
- Production Company Independent Media
- Director David Gelb
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Credits
powered by- Agency TBWA\Media Arts Lab/Singapore
- Production Company Independent Media
- Director David Gelb
Credits
powered by- Agency TBWA\Media Arts Lab/Singapore
- Production Company Independent Media
- Director David Gelb
Filmed and directed by David Gelb (Jiro Dreams of Sushi, Chef’s Table), Poached is a short documentary-style film produced by Independent Media, that tell a story of pride, betrayal, split loyalties and a damn tasty looking poultry dish.
Food in Singapore is not just sustenance – it’s woven into the culture of the country. And not just eating it; photographing food, too. So much so that there is a saying there: 'The camera eats first.'
As the tensions mount between two chicken rice hawkers inside Singapore’s famed Maxwell Food Centre, Gelb uses a variety of iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max capabilities, from cinematic mode to ultra-wide and macro lenses, to capture everything from the bustling, tightly packed kitchens to the details on every grain of rice. Scrumptious.