Filmshooting

This post just sent me 8 years back in time.
Any updates? Is it lying in a drawer somewhere? Or is it finally dead?

Kubrick was sneaky about this. A lot of his shots have actors upside down or sideways so the support cable is never in the shot. In one scene the support cable is attached to the crotch of the space suit. The actor is hanging upside down from the ceiling and the camera is pointed up. A simple idea ...

Yes, write with a permanent marker on exposed film before telecine.

I did that too - A good way of making secret messages inside your film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng4D3L9T ... re=related

If you are able to open the door to the film compartment during filming you will also get this effect. This has nothing to do with the imperfection of the format, but enterily controlled by the shooter. In this example, however, created in post production. For more creativity like this a good exampl...

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Send me a pm.

michael

Computerscreens are extreme cold, so definately daylight. You even have to compensate more.

michael

The first few seconds of this film was shot of my PowerBook G4 monitor. It was a still computer image. Came out very cold and with a hotspot. Internal monitoring ment wide open. Was scanned by Andreas.

michael

You are right. Rough aesthetics for a rough theme.

michael

Here is a very nice music video I found directed by Jimmy Falinski Kornhauser.
Looks like Tri-X to me, but I have no technical info.

http://www.falinski.dk/editor/Jimmy_Fal ... s_You.html

michael

Some nice stuff in there

michael

The car is not part of the film. It was left at the location on the night before shooting and we had to work around to not get it in the shot. Would have looked nice though, but there was no place for it in the film.

michael

It is a Canon 814XL-S. We used it for wide shots with a C8.

The 7008S has an Angenieux 6-80 lens.

michael

it is filmed entirely on film. We used video for reference and for sound recording.

michael

We just finished filming a short film on Ektachrome 65T. You can watch some photos from the filming here: http://flickr.com/photos/barnumz/sets/7 ... 5721/show/

It's me with the cap.

michael

Thanks.

I have never used this stock before and I am shooting a scene where the whites are supposed to burn out. Measuring 4 stops above should be safe then.

michael