[Frameworks] Takahiko Iimura in Amsterdam: Eye Film Institute Rongwrong

Hey Frameworks, Mainly for those of you who live in the Netherlands... I've been involved in organising Japanese experimental filmmaker/artist Takahiko Iimura's visit to Amsterdam. Considered a key figure in Japanese experimental film, Takahiko Iimura is a pioneer in expanded cinema, video art

[Frameworks] Auto-response

Hello, I am away for a few days and may be unable to check and reply to e-mails.  I expect to return on 24/10/14.  If you need to contact me urgently I can be reached on +44 7853 700879. Kind Regards, Toby Toby Tatum http://www.tobytatum.com/ Toby Tatums recent films are distributed

[Frameworks] advice on Europen film labs

Dear frameworkers, I'm back from a shooting with 25 rolls of 16mm film and many more S8mm film. Three years of painstaking work that will go into a movie. All this material has to go to a lab for development and I'm really nervous about the possibility of making the wrong choice. I addressed

[Frameworks] Screenings ThursdayFriday at The PICTURE Show / San Francisco Exploratorium / Pierre Coulibeuf

*The PICTURE Show Presents:* *The San Francisco Exploratorium* Thursday, October 23, 2014 / 7 PM / 226 Green St., Brooklyn / $6 Total Run Time: 49 minutes Since its establishment in 1969, the Exploratorium, self-described as “a museum for art, science, and human perception,” has relied on

Re: [Frameworks] advice on Europen film labs

Marco, Not to be a buzzkill, but its likely that you'll already have some variability if some of your film has been sitting around a few years after shooting it. Letting film sit after exposure will usually cause fogging, though it may not necessarily create a look that is displeasing to you.

Re: [Frameworks] advice on Europen film labs

Hi Jason, Many thanks for your reply. I think I was not clear in my initial phrases: three years of work was the preparation. All the film was shot in the last three weeks so it's fresh. You are right that good scanning, which I was planning to do, can compensate variations in development. I

Re: [Frameworks] advice on Europen film labs

I think you're worrying unnecessarily about losing film at the lab. These labs are professional outfits you know, not amateurs with bathtubs! You could also try Haghe Film in Amsterdam or Prestech in London for prints, iDailies in London if you just want dev and T'fer to ProRes HQ. Nicky.

Re: [Frameworks] advice on Europen film labs

Thanks Nicky, Good to read you. Best, Marco On 20 October 2014 22:57, nicky.ham...@talktalk.net wrote: I think you're worrying unnecessarily about losing film at the lab. These labs are professional outfits you know, not amateurs with bathtubs! You could also try Haghe Film in Amsterdam or