Skate, BMX, surf and snow
No filmer.
Still got the clip.
Guides for riders filming themselves: angles that show the spot, stands made from whatever's around, and not losing the make because the phone stopped.
- 6 free guides
- Written by the founder
- Updated October 2026
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Guides
Start here
How to film yourself skating alone
Getting the trick on camera without a filmer.
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02Phone stands you can make at the spot
Keeping a phone up without a tripod.
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03Making the spot look good on a phone
Angles that show why the spot matters.
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04Landing it and finding out it didn't record
How to stop losing the make.
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05Filming yourself surfing from the beach
Getting usable surf footage on a phone.
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06Getting follow-style shots on your own
Moving shots when nobody can follow you.
Read the guide →
In the app
Features built for this
Wide Selfie
Fit more people and more background into front-camera shots.
Follow Me reframing
Tracking and cropping that keeps you in frame.
Center Stage and Auto Zoom
Keep people in the frame.
Remote Director
Run the shoot from a second iPhone.
Apple Watch Director
Control recording from your Apple Watch.
Take Check and Recording Health
Know it recorded, saved, and had sound.
Music Wide Selfie is an iPhone camera app, coming soon. Features vary by iPhone model and iOS version.
Written by the person building the app
Con started building Music Wide Selfie in 2026 after losing the camera he filmed with every day. Read his story.