Hi Matt,
At Dongguk we have been shooting super-8 and developing it in a small
darkroom conveniently located in the same building as the classrooms.
Black and white reversal processing is quite easy to teach the
students and also costs very little. They have been cutting with
splicers and projecting in class but later transfering to computers
and finishing digitally if they prefer. The transfers were done on a
dedicated super-8 telecine projector. Some students also shot on 16mm
because the school has Arri SR2 and we borrowed a Bolex from Space
Cell. In the Lomo tank it is just as easy to develop 16 as 8.
And by the way Kodak's student discount also works for faculty.
Hope this helps and that you can shoot film!
Pip Chodorov
At 11:00 -0400 29/10/14, Matthew Shaw wrote:
I'm looking for recommendations of who is still shooting film in
class and where they have it processed.
To keep up with existing course schedules, we need a lab that can do
same day processing and transfer to HD mid-light dailies. In the
past we have shipped film overnight FedEx on Monday and received the
transfers Wednesday morning.
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