DJI has unveiled FAMILIARITÉ, an original short film starring and creatively directed by acclaimed French actress Isabelle Huppert. Released on August 12, 2026, the project was shot entirely on the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P, marking a notable collaboration between a cinema veteran and the company’s latest pocket‑sized imaging tool.

The Osmo Pocket 4P is described as DJI’s first dual‑lens pocket gimbal camera. For this production, the filmmakers utilized its 60 mm medium‑telephoto lens and relied on the device’s three‑axis mechanical stabilization to achieve smooth, cinematic movement while maintaining a compact form factor.

From a creator‑business perspective, the release underscores how DJI continues to expand its ecosystem beyond traditional drones. By delivering a handheld gimbal camera that combines interchangeable lenses with professional‑grade stabilization, DJI offers filmmakers a versatile solution for on‑the‑go shooting, tight spaces, or situations where a larger rig would be impractical.

This launch fits into DJI’s broader pattern of iterative innovation, where each new product builds on core technologies—such as gimbal control and lens versatility—to meet evolving creator needs. The success of FAMILIARITÉ demonstrates that even established artists can find fresh expressive tools in DJI’s lineup, encouraging others to experiment with hybrid workflows.

For the creator community, the film serves as a tangible example of how pocket‑sized gear can deliver broadcast‑quality results without sacrificing mobility. As DJI pushes forward with releases like the Osmo Pocket 4P, it reinforces its role as a catalyst for accessible, high‑end storytelling across various media.