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Welcome back to CNET Australia's guide to pocket film-making. The Pocket Filmmaker, Jason van Genderen, will be showing you how to turn the smartphone in your pocket into a camera capable of shooting video projects that are worthy of sharing with family and friends, online and even with the judges of some of Australia's biggest short-film festivals.
This time, we're looking at some of the accessories and techniques you can use to make better pocket films when you're enjoying yourself on a holiday. And, most of all, remember to have fun doing it!
You can also catch up on past episodes from the series:
