[Frameworks] ReJoyce Finneganese McLuhanites by Gerry Fialka

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZ52cqJ-gEo ReJoyce Finneganese McLuhanites by Gerry Fialka ReJoyce Finneganese McLuhanites by Gerry Fialka (2 minutes, 2023) Laughtears.comShot by Mike Sakamoto "Finnegans Wa

Re: [Frameworks] Film Portraits?

Margaret Tait's *A Portrait of Ga i*s one of my favorite film portraits. Tara Merenda Nelson On Sat, Feb 4, 2023 at 5:41 PM Lawrence Brose wrote: > Sorry for the self promotion but I have 3 portrait films of mine to > suggest. The first is my portra

Re: [Frameworks] Digital Master to 16mm/35mm --? Scan back to Digital

The nice thing about modern LCDs is that they don't flicker anywhere near as severely as CRTs it's good to have a constant speed camera but you won't have to deal with roll bars and such horrors any longer. Also of course you don't have interlace issues, and if you match the camera speed to th

Re: [Frameworks] Digital Master to 16mm/35mm --› Scan back to Digital

abrazo luis! Sent with [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/) secure email. --- Original Message --- On Sunday, February 5th, 2023 at 4:14 PM, Ж wrote: > Hi Janis! > > Not sure if Luis Macias uses this list. > > But maybe his work called The Kiss, may interest you: > http://luismacias.es/th

Re: [Frameworks] Digital Master to 16mm/35mm --› Scan back to Digital

Hi Janis! Not sure if Luis Macias uses this list. But maybe his work called The Kiss, may interest you: http://luismacias.es/thekiss/ It consists of re-shooting from different films formats, both analog and digital. Best! Ж // kkinema.com.br // textodecinema.com // Em dom., 5 de fev. de 2

[Frameworks] RE : Digital Master to 16mm/35mm --› Scan back to Digital

@André  If not frame by frame you’ll need a camera with Crystal sync motor or a motor which can synchronize with the sync signal from the monitor. Is this the standard for non-spring-loaded cameras? I guess your suggestions makes sense, unless i purposely want the flickering.  Older motorized c

Re: [Frameworks] Digital Master to 16mm/35mm --› Scan back to Digital

Thanks for all the great advice and tips. I follow up on some things. @Nicole: > - some testing to determine exposure > What do you mean by that? Create and process testframes? > I'm curious why you want to go from video to film and back to video. - I think general curiosity to try it out/expe

Re: [Frameworks] Histories of Direct Film Animation?

We released this title on VHS through Re:Voir. Though it is not available on DVD, his film UN NAVET is on our DVD called “Maurice Lemaitre: Imaginary Films” as well as on our VOD platform: Re:Voir Online. - Pip Chodorov > On Feb 5, 2023, at 1:05 PM, Jeanne Cousseau > wrote: > A French artist

Re: [Frameworks] Histories of Direct Film Animation?

Hi ! A French artist and filmmaker, Maurice Lemaître, has made a film I really like, "Une histoire d'amour" (a love story), with painting, pen drawings, stickers, etc. If you need to see it, I can send you a private link outside the mailing list. Best, Jeanne Le sam. 4 févr. 2023 à 19:21, David Sh

Re: [Frameworks] Digital Master to 16mm/35mm --› Scan back to Digital

Hi Janis, I'm curious why you want to go from video to film and back to video. What effect is it you are trying to achieve. I work back and forth between formats often, but mostly go from film to video without going back unless it's for a screening where they only screen film. I'm just not sure wh