Re: [Frameworks] oxberry optical films

Off the top of my head - Sarah Biagini has a really excellent 16mm film called I SWIM NOW: https://vimeo.com/35387818 and her Vimeo page has a number of other short works making quite elaborate use of the optical printer, including Ikiru Wipes, in which she isolates all the different wipes in

Re: [Frameworks] oxberry optical films

Check in with Kate McCabe. It might not meet the last five years requirement, but she has contemporary, traveling matte films that were made on an Oxberry. -JH Jason Halprin jihalp...@gmail.com jasonhalprin.com On Wed, Sep 21, 2016 at 11:03 AM, rebecca moran

Re: [Frameworks] oxberry optical films

Hi all! I forgot to mention, I am specifically looking for new works that were created in the last five years, and also would like to highlight that works by female filmmakers are greatly appreciated! I have gathered quite some of the classic optical printer pieces from lightcone and canyon from

Re: [Frameworks] Oxberry optical films

Hello, Rebecca Pat O'Neill is the first one that comes to my mind, a total master using creatively the optical printer. My personal favourites are Sidewinder's Delta and Saugus Series, but he has a lot more. Best wishes, Elena 2016-09-21 14:27 GMT+02:00 rebecca moran :

[Frameworks] Oxberry optical films

Hi all, I am putting together a screening of films made on the Oxberry Optical Printer that concentrate on travelling mattes and composite images rather than blow-ups or speed changes. I thought to throw a line to the group for reccommendations, links, titles, filmmakers, what have yous! :)