Filmshooting

I've almost never worked with a separate editor because up until now I didn't know anybody who has the time (and I'm just way too paranoid). The way I see it, a separate editor is really only necessary if you shoot tons of coverage, a technique I personally hate since it leaves far too many options-...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=gVpKs-xP-Sw This time trying the opposite processing technique, I wrote a script this time and figured out if I could make a 2-minute short on a 100-foot roll with a P.O.S. K-3. The answer would be "only if you're going for the silent movie texture", at least wi...

Some day I might try 8mm when I can get a 24fps camera; for now, though, since my college is offering 16mm class and I have at least four more 100' rolls to get through, I'm currently doing fine with 16mm. (the other benefit that I have currently is that the school provides a variety of cameras and ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IXR8Dryw7c Technically this is my third roll of 16mm film (and film in general) that I've ever shot, but the first one I didn't technically screw up. It has no sound save the hiss that the telecine's sound head captured (I loved it so much that I kept it in), and is l...

A $500 3-chip camera?? Wow, you learn something new every day.

Well, I thought I stumbled upon something familiar! Out of the many final projects screened for Lisha's class, I think this one was one of the better-crafted... not to mention refreshing considering all the music videos present. The cat would have looked more convincing if even its arms moved, but i...