Yes, celluloid may be gone, though prints on celluloid still exist. I
have seen "physical film," which is perhaps better, though it's not
clear how many people would know what it means. Same could be said of
"celluloid."
Fred Camper
Chicago
On 6/11/2022 12:31 PM, FrameWorks Admin wrote:
Hi Fred,
I would agree with you, but wasn’t celluloid phased out in favor of acetate and
polyester material?
“Film” is just the simplest correct term, though I have also heard used “real
film” and “film film”.
Pip
On Jun 12, 2022, at 1:24 AM, Fred Camper <[email protected]> wrote:
My solution is to write "celluloid." One might write, "films printed on celluoloid," or,
to be more restrictive, "films shot and printed on celluloid." It would be interesting to know if
the festival will accept works shot on video but printed on celluloid, and designed that way, for the look
of, for example, Pixelvision on celluloid. Such things exist.
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