Sounds like a strange film scene, could be an advert for one of the companies that make and sell these frames professionally like GRID or Xreart. Though some components have been cut off from the flex cables, but still a interesting thought.

I'm not sure about starting a business, but I am thinking of making more of them. I have an iPhone 7 that died after my sister threw it down the stairs that i am going to do this with, I just need the tri-point screwdriver to deal with those pesky uncommmon screws inside the phone. I might buy some from ebay aswell

Yes 12x12inch or 30x30cm

All the components used are from the same phone. I did consider buying a new flash and rear mic when I lost it, but I found it a few days later stuck to something in my room.

I did make my own. The phone in the frame is my sisters iPhone 6s that died one day last year. I kept it for a while with the intent of making this kind of thing. Then when my dad bought an ifixit kit to replace his MacBook battery, I used the tools from it to tear down the phone. I then bought a frame from The Range. I designed the template using open office draw as it used centimetres for sizes. The font is apples own font, and I printed the template on card at a local shop that has a good printer in it.

I did recycle it. I turned it into wall art. I plan to do the same with my broken iPhone 7. I only did this one first because I didn’t have a tri-point screwdriver.

the font that i used is san francisco, the font that apple uses on their website, operating systems and on the casing for their devices

I used Open Office draw to design the template and the frame is from a shop. I’m flattered that you thought it was professionally made though…