Re: [Frameworks] 16mm to HD transfer in Leeds / Manchester / York?

Hi Amir, I would second Nicky’s iDailies vote, not sure what North West Film Archive charge but they don’t really offer a service to artists, they are more concerned with conservation of films shot in the North West of England. I have also recently heard of http://www.gaugefilm.co.uk/ who are b

[Frameworks] Film Farm screening in the UK and Phytogram workshop with Karel Doing

Dear friends, On the evening of Friday 24th May at 7.30pm, the internationally renowned Canadian artist filmmaking collective ‘Film Farm’  and artist filmmaker Karel Doing will present a special programme of their 16m

[Frameworks] when was the film splicer invented?

Hi. First of all i’m sending love from the UK in these strange times. I have some questions about tools used for cutting film - and the invention of the film splicer. i’ve just found a patent online from Kodak dated 1923-6 for a film splicer, does anyone know anymore about the introduction of

Re: [Frameworks] 1. when was the film splicer invented? (mstark...@gmail.com)

Hey everyone, Thanks for your responses. Thanks for confirming that the razor blade icon in Final Cut Pro and Premiere most likely relates to video tape editing. I have since also found in Lennie Lipton’s book 'Independent Filmmaking' an image and description of a splicing block for 16mm fil

Re: [Frameworks] 1. when was the film splicer invented? (mstark...@gmail.com)

8-07 > Anticipated expiration > Status > Expired - Lifetime > >> On Apr 23, 2020, at 7:34 AM, mstark...@gmail.com >> <mailto:mstark...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Hey everyone, >> >> Thanks for your responses. >> >> Thanks for

[Frameworks] spools, reels and rolls

Is there a difference in standard measurements of lengths of film on spools, reels and rolls? A roll of film is for shorter lengths while a reel is for longer ones? for example, 100 foot roll and 1000 foot reel Can you say a spool of film - or have i confused things? Are these terms different

Re: [Frameworks] 1. when was the film splicer invented? (mstark...@gmail.com)

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Re: [Frameworks] Luther Price RIP

that is sad news. he came to HOME Manchester UK a couple of years ago and I was pleased to hear him talk about his work and see his films and carousel of slides. i often showed students this great video of him working in his studio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLjBW09BiiY

Re: [Frameworks] 16mm Elf Projectors NT-1 series in Berlin or Halle

Thanks to all for your swift responses! I’m in the planning process so will bear it all in mind. Hello Insa! I will message you off list. Best wishes, Mary On 2 Sep 2016, at 15:09, carlos vasquez wrote: > Mary, we have an Bell & Howard that you can use. The projector is in Berlin. > > C

Re: [Frameworks] PF2 & 7302 questions

Hi Chris, I have worked with both these stocks - i prefer pf2 which i find to be extremely robust in terms of tolerance of light and to create high contrast images. I don’t know about the developer you are using as i have used dektol and mostly rodinal. 7302 may well be the one that needs the l

Re: [Frameworks] Linear film editing

Hello everyone, Thanks for your feedback. It has been very helpful! I stand corrected. I somewhat thoughtlessly rushed into sending out the survey without checking definitions, as what I meant to find out about is about people editing film in a physical non-computerised way, not video tape, ju

Re: [Frameworks] Linear film editing

gt; > On 12/1/2018 1:24 PM, mstark...@gmail.com wrote: >> Hello everyone, >> >> Thanks for your feedback. It has been very helpful! I stand corrected. I >> somewhat thoughtlessly rushed into sending out the survey without checking >> definitions, as what I meant

Re: [Frameworks] Linear film editing

what that film editing is intercut with at > several moments... > > Fred Camper > Chicago > On 12/2/2018 11:26 AM, mstark...@gmail.com wrote: >> Hi Fred, >> >> Yes Man with A Movie Camera is an important reference for the study, with >> those great images of

Re: [Frameworks] Linear film editing

Thanks for your input Dave. I have Lenny Lipton’s book so I will have a good look at it again. I also have one called 'The Technique of Editing 16mm Film’ by John Burder, which helpfully details editing processes. I’m interested in your response to the idea of editing as stitching and so hope y

[Frameworks] nitrate reels

Hi all, I have three reels of 35mm suspected as nitrate and confirmed by my local film archive recently. They want to dispose safely of the film via a third party… And don’t recommend that it is taken back into a domestic environment as they told me it will invalidate my house insurance. I’m t

Re: [Frameworks] nitrate reels

> On 12/12/2018 6:31 AM, Mandar Gotad wrote: >> >> You can do film scanning >> >> On Wed, Dec 12, 2018, 16:18 mstark...@gmail.com > Hi all, >> >> I have three reels of 35mm suspected as nitrate and confirmed by my local >> film archive rec

Re: [Frameworks] nitrate reels

marked > trucks. They made her leave the house and take her dogs. Soon after that, > about 10 fully-outfitted officers stood in my mom's front porch staring at a > bowl full of film for over an hour. I had her take a picture. After two > hours, they told her she could come

Re: [Frameworks] avant-garde films about prostitution and pornography

naomi uman’s ‘Removed’ On 10 Jan 2019, at 09:54, Dinorah wrote: > Hello Dorottya, > > I have a film that is made from hand-colored, hand-scratched porn dating from > the 1930’s to the 1970’s, featuring Scopitone nudies, stag films & other > genres of porn. Additionally the work has been menti