Re: [Frameworks] using a hot splicer

[Caryn Cline]

Thank you Scott, George and Dave for your helpful suggestions.  It turns
out that I can submit my negatives tape-spliced.  I will order some fresh
cement, too and practice my hot-splicing technique.

Thank you, Frameworks.  I'd be adrift without you.

CC
Caryn Cline
Experimental Filmmaker & Teacher
vimeo.com/carynyc


film still from "Hand-made" (2016)




On Sun, Oct 9, 2016 at 3:18 PM, Dave Tetzlaff  wrote:

> Excellent advice from Scott. The heat is just a drying time aid. Less
> expensive glue splicers don’t have heaters. Glue splicing is all about
> scraping technique, good cement, and technique in applying the cement
> properly. It takes some practice to do it right, so newbies should
> experiment on outs/trims/slug before cutting precious footage.
>
> But… I’m not sure glue splicing is what you’d want for digitizing from
> negative. Historically, glue splices have been used for preparing A/B rolls
> so the lab can create prints with invisible edit points. Thus, the splices
> all involve a scraped lap of the negative being glued to a full from of
> black. If you glue splice an ‘A’ roll, the splices will be quite visible.
> If you’re going to digitize camera original, it makes no sense to create
> your edits in the film stock. I would think you’d want to cut the sections
> you want to digitize several frames long on each end, and tape splice them
> together. The tape splices would show in the digitized footage, of course,
> but then you just edit them out to the proper in/out points in an NLE.
>
> You could do the same with glue splices, of course, but the only reason I
> can think of to do that is if they’d run through the gate of the scanner
> more reliably. AFAIK, the flatness of a properly aligned tape splice would
> be better than the bump of the lap in the glue splice, but I could be wrong
> on that.
>
> Anybody have more knowledge on this?
>
>
> Scott Dorsey wrote:
> > It won't get very hot, it only gets slightly warm.  And you can make a
> perfectly good splice with it even if it's not warm, it just takes a lot
> > longer to set.
>
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[Frameworks] Experiments in Cinema call for submissions will close November 1

[bryan konefsky]

Hi everyone - just a wee reminder that Experiments in Cinema's call for
submissions is open but will close November 1.

For submission details please see wwwexperimentsincinema.org

I look forward to seeing your stuff!!!

Bryan Konefsky, Visualiste
Artistic Director, Experiments in Cinema
President Basement Films

PO Box 9229
Albuquerque, NM 87119 USA
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[Frameworks] A Roll for Peter screening 10/22/16 Bard College

[Mark Street]

Dear frameworkers,

Thanks for those of you who sent in rolls for Peter!

 Below is the information for the screening at Bard.

A ROLL FOR PETER will also screen at Gowanus Darkroom Nov 9 for the MONO NO
AWARE 10 year anniversary Cinema Arts festival.  Details TBA. Check their
website.

Best,
Mark

*A Tribute to Peter Hutton*


*Saturday, October 22, 4:00pm*

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Please see below the information about the upcoming tribute to film
professor Peter Hutton by his colleagues and former students. We are
grateful to those who have taken the time to create this event to honor
Peter. We all miss him very much.

*A Tribute to Peter Hutton* will take place at Bard College October 22 and
will feature Peter's films, films dedicated to him, and personal
reminiscences from a number of colleagues, friends, and alumni/ae. The
tribute will be followed by a reception and evening screenings.

*A Tribute to Peter Hutton
*
*Saturday, October 22, 2016*
Bard College
Jim Ottaway Jr. Film Center

Annandale On Hudson, NY 12504

*Tribute at 4:00pm*
Reminiscences of Peter with friends, colleagues, and alumni/ae.

*Film screening at 6:30pm*
Films by Peter Hutton.

*A Roll for Peter
**
at
8:00pm *
16mm camera roll project shot in honor of Peter. Organized by Jennifer
Reeves '93 and Mark Street '86.

Friends will be gathering afterwards at the Traghaven Whisky Pub

 in Tivoli.

Sincerely,


*Jane Brien '89*, Director of Alumni/ae Affairs






Dear friends,

Thanks for those of you who sent in rolls for Peter!

Sorry for the late notice. Time is passing faster than things fall into
place. Below is the information for the screening at Bard.

A ROLL FOR PETER will also screen at Gowanus Darkroom Nov 9 for the MONO NO
AWARE 10 year anniversary Cinema Arts festival.  Details TBA. Check their
website.

Best,
Jenn




Dear Jennifer,

Please see below the information about the upcoming tribute to film
professor Peter Hutton by his colleagues and former students. We are
grateful to those who have taken the time to create this event to honor
Peter. We all miss him very much.

*A Tribute to Peter Hutton* will take place at Bard College October 22 and
will feature Peter's films, films dedicated to him, and personal
reminiscences from a number of colleagues, friends, and alumni/ae. The