We have an article on filmkorn.org up on the Logmar and all its technical
details. Although the English translation of this article is only 50%
complete at this point, I hope that it's still of interest to the
Frameworks community:
Dear frameworkers,
My interview with Pip, conducted in late 2011 at WORM in Rotterdam, was
supposed to appear in the German-language magazine Schmalfilm.
Schmalfilm's editor first had to delay it, and then the magazine went out
of business. So here it is in its full length (5000 words) glory:
I do have some questions:
- The construction is not fundamentally different from other frame-by-frame
scanners such Müller HM73, Moviestuff or Richard Tuohy's $1000-$3000 DIY
telecine machine.
- The use of a digital SLR camera instead of an industrial video camera
will produce better image
I reblogged it on the German filmkorn blog:
http://www.filmkorn.org/saurefreie-umkehrentwicklung-von-schwarzweissfilm/
But as you write in your original posting, people should be aware of the
health risks of Potassium dichromate which according to Wikipedia is one
of the most common causes of
Hello,
The colorist said that my material was not excellent, but well within
the normal-to-good range for S8mm. He said I should have worked with
reversal film, because Super-8 cameras were never designed and
calibrated for negative stock and cannot thus yield good results on
negative
Not the typical filmmaker to be discussed on Frameworks - although in
the genre of b,c, and z exploitation movies, he was a one-of-a-kind
artist: obsessive, erotomanic, with his films constituting their own
particular, surreal universe with many cross-references and recurring
characters. Next to
[The following is an event organized by filmwerkplaats, a DIY film lab
collective at the artist-run venue WORM in Rotterdam, The Netherlands,
http://filmwerkplaats.hotglue.me
Feel free to spread this item on other mailing list, blogs and social media!]
# Fifty years of experimental filmmaking #
Check youtube-dl, an Open Source command line utility that is highly
versatile and configurable:
http://rg3.github.com/youtube-dl
If you want to download a whole batch of YouTube videos, write each URL as
one line of a plain text file 'videos.txt' and simply run, on the
Unix/Linux/Mac OS X
Perhaps of interest to readers of this list - a short, improvised,
lo-fi interview with Pip Chodorov in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, on
the question of whether there is a film lab aesthetic:
http://vimeo.com/32744471
Florian
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blog: http://en.pleintekst.nl
It's a tiny viewer, not a projector.
Florian
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 8:13 PM, Francisco Torres fjtorre...@gmail.comwrote:
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 2:49 AM, Myron Ort z...@sonic.net wrote:
How are you all projecting these 35mm films?
Myron Ort
They sell a projector bundled with the
It's a plastic gadget like all Lomography cameras, but this is great
news for experimental filmmakers:
http://shop.lomography.com/lomokinoscopepackage
Florian
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blog: http://en.pleintekst.nl
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Contact Arsenal in Berlin, Germany www.arsenal-berlin.de. They have
invited him repeatedly and hosted his birthday celebration this
summer.
Florian
On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 6:26 AM, Andy Ditzler a...@andyditzler.com wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone have contact information for Mario Montez?
Thanks,
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