About Angles
Angles is a free multicam app for phones. A group of people film the same event, each on their own phone, and Angles lines the clips up by their sound and turns them into one video that cuts between the cameras.
What it is for
Angles is made for one continuous moment that several people are filming from where they stand: a kids' game, a wedding, a school play, a recital, a gig, a speech, a skate session. Nobody needs a rig, a crew or editing software. The phones that are already in the room are the cameras.
How it works
- One person starts a shoot and shares its 6-letter code, QR code or link.
- Everyone else joins and gets a camera letter. Up to 60 people can join one shoot.
- Everybody films, or adds videos that are already on their phone.
- Angles matches the sound in every clip, so the clips line up without anyone pressing record at the same time, and makes a first cut.
- Anyone in the shoot can change the cut by tapping a camera, render the video and share it.
The step-by-step guides are in Help.
What it costs
Angles is free. There is nothing to buy, and there are no ads, no accounts and no watermark on the videos you make.
Where to get it
Angles is free on iPhone and Android: get it on the App Store or on Google Play. Everyone who films needs the app. Watching a shared video only needs a web browser.
Who makes it
Angles is made and published by Mohrer Associates. You can reach the people who build it at hello@shootangles.com; more ways to get in touch are on the contact page.
Your footage
Your footage stays yours. Angles does not sell your information, show ads, or use your footage to train AI models. Clips are deleted from our servers 30 days after the last activity in a shoot. The details are in the privacy policy and the terms.