Hi guys! As September wraps up, we’re excited to present the top 5 Instagram posts that have sparked creativity and engagement within our filmmaking community.
These posts showcase the artistry, technique, and behind-the-scenes magic that make the world of filmmaking so inspiring.
1. GANGSTA
In this exciting behind-the-scenes look, we delve into the making of Gangsta, featuring @freenationals, @asaprocky, and @anderson._paak. Directed by the talented @francois_rousselet and produced by @division.global, this behind-the-scenes look reveals the dynamic creative process of creating a visually stunning and powerful music video.
2. OUTTA THIS WORLD
The making of “Outta This World” was an intense and rewarding journey for director @shapxo and cinematographer @khatsarevich. Filmed on a massive green screen stage in Warsaw, the crew used cutting-edge tools like GoPro, Alexa Mini, and thermal cameras to capture the athleticism and energy of basketball.
The team created a stadium-like atmosphere with the help of Unreal Engine for pre-visualization and dynamic lighting setups using Arri SkyPanels. Post-production was led by @abyss.digital, transforming the vision into a digital world with 300K virtual spectators, blending real and CG elements seamlessly.
3. WE WILL SHOW YOU
“We Will Show You” is the latest high-energy film for Ligue 1, directed by @adrien.lagier and @romanbellity. Shot in just three days in Marseille, this whirlwind 2-minute-30-second film follows the wild journey of an Englishman kidnapped by the French, taking him across France to experience the diversity of its football culture.
The film blends cinematic references from Guy Ritchie with the animated energy of Olive & Tom and Tex Avery to balance humor and emotion. It was a challenging shoot, involving complex stunts, extras, and even animals, but the result is a visually dynamic and thrilling celebration of French football.
4. HOP ON DA SHOW
The “Hop on da Show” music video, directed by @lf.pvnirvana and co-produced by @lastfire.official, @lf.low.g, @lf.tlinh, and @antiantiart_, is a vibrant celebration of Vietnam’s street culture. Through a mix of graffiti, b-boy battles, and streetwear, the video captures Vietnamese youth’s unique energy and deep connection to hip-hop.

This dynamic blend of music and visuals brings the city’s pulse to life, showcasing the evolving urban culture freshly and powerfully.
5. VROOM
5. In his latest film “Vroom,” @davidwma reimagines big-budget Hollywood stunts using RC toy cars and practical effects. Shot on an 8K volume stage at @spstudioscanada, the film features 1:16 miniature sets and stunt drivers, pulling off all stunts in-camera without any CGI.
Remarkably, the entire project was filmed on an iPhone Pro 16 just one week before its release, proving that innovation and creativity can achieve blockbuster effects on a smaller scale.
Side note: with this video, we’ve reached +30 million views across Instagram and TikTok!!!
Thank you fam for reading, and in case you missed our previous mag piece, go check it out!
Much love!
FilmmakersWorld Team
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