Summer 2013 at the Handmade Film Institute Pacific Northwest Film Camp July 6 - 14, 2013
Spend a week on beautiful Orcas Island, WA investigating the physical medium and chemical underpinnings of celluloid film, learning to make your own emulsion, exploring hand processing techniques, and pushing the creative and aesthetic limits of the handmade filmmaking process from start to finish. Our home base is located right at the water’s edge – and whether you choose to camp outdoors or take advantage of limited indoor accommodations in the house, the setting will provide an inspirational backdrop for an intensive immersion in all aspects of filmmaking. The week will also likely include a filmmaking excursion to uninhabited Sucia Island, a Washington State Park. Throughout the week, we will share gourmet meals al fresco featuring the Handmade Film Institute’s near-legendary vegan cuisine. All materials are provided, and participants will have access to both conventional and underwater filmmaking equipment, as well as onsite darkroom and printing facilities. Colorado Wilderness Filmmaking Expedition July 27 - August 4, 2013 First offered in the summer of 2008, this backpacking expedition into the pristine Mt. Zirkel Wilderness features an exploration of zero-emissions filmmaking and a philosophical immersion into the nature of filmic artmaking itself. We transport an entire simplified handmade filmmaking apparatus on our backs, carrying the necessary chemistry, film stocks, cameras, editing tools and projection equipment up to our campsite at 10,500 feet. Once established, the base camp becomes a filmmaking studio en plein air – the streams hydrate our chemistry, the sun dries our film, and the darkness of the night provides the limitless darkroom in which we work. Rocky Mountain Film Camp August 10 - August 18, 2013, 2013 2013 is our tenth anniversary year, and are we'll be marking that occasion at this year's camp! Spend a week at 8200 feet in the Rocky Mountains engaged in a comprehensive investigation of film as a physical medium. We will delve into a detailed exploration of the photochemistry of celluloid film and development processes with an eye to unlocking and expanding their potential as artistic media. Choose your own spot to pitch a tent in the beautiful forests and meadows surrounding the house, and get ready for a focused, introspective and inspirational week. The experience includes a filmmaking excursion to the Indian Peaks Wilderness, one of Colorado’s most scenic preserves located at the Continental Divide. Past participants rave about the gourmet vegan meals and the sense of creative community that is nurtured during mealtime conversations under the big tent. Workshop participants will have access 24/7 to full darkroom and printing facilities, and all materials and film stocks are provided. For registration information, please visit: http://www.handmadefilm.org/ _______________________________________________ FrameWorks mailing list [email protected] https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/frameworks
