The whole call, not a still.
Play the ring, the swipe to answer, and the active-call screen — the moment, timed to the actor.
Your caller, your ID
Set the caller name, number and photo — the incoming ID reads exactly as the scene needs, all fictional.
Ring it on cue
The call lands on your mark, fired from a second device — no PA dialing off-camera, and it hits the same beat every take.
Voice or video
An incoming voice call or a face-time-style video call, ready for a plated caller feed on the other end.
Accept, decline, active
Play the full moment — the ring, the swipe, the active-call screen with duration — not just a static lock screen.
No real phone UI
It's an original, fictional call screen — no real iOS or Android dialer, icons or logos to clear.
Incoming-call questions, answered
How do I fake an incoming call in a film?
Build the call screen in the Glass Double Designer with your caller's name, number and photo, then open it on the phone in frame in On-Set mode. An operator rings it from a second device on your mark, so it lands with the performance.
Can I set a custom caller ID?
Yes — the caller name, number and photo are all editable, so the incoming ID reads exactly as your scene needs, with no real-brand dialer UI.
Voice or video call?
Both — an incoming voice call, or a face-time-style video call ready for a plated caller feed. You can play the ring, the answer, and the active-call screen.
Is it clearance-safe?
Yes — it's an original, fictional call UI, not a real phone dialer, so there's nothing to clear. Names and numbers you add are your production's to clear.
Build your incoming call free.
Open the Designer, set the caller ID, and ring it on set — or compare plans for cloud sync and cueing.