Hi all!
I was wondering if anyone knows of gelatine free film stock or a recipe to make
your own emulsion without the use of gelatine?
I shoot on 16mm B&W but don't feel confortable with using animal-derived
products. If I could find an alternative it would be amazing.
Any help would be very ap
Fun :)
The sub-titling is too long for me though - Edward is the man to save film, if
anyone can do it, it is he.
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Not really all of the other alternative processes out there are much,
much slower.
You might investigate cyanotype, carbro, talbottype processes, though,
which are entirely feasible to do at home but require several minute or hour
exposures. You couldn't do fast action motion pictures but you
As far as I know, there is no film stock that is manufactured without the use
of animal based products. In theory, you could make your own and substitute
agar for gelatin as the suspension agent. I have never tried this, but I recall
being told (by Robert Schaller, I think) that agar will not ha
As far as I know, it's still something that needs to be figured out -- as Jason
says (and Scott implies), it's in the realm of doing it yourself. But I think
it's a great idea, and others are interested in it, too. Feel free to contact
me off-list, as it's very much in-line with what the handm
All,
We've just posted the preliminary program for FLEXfest 2013:
http://flexfest.org/FLEX_13_short_program.pdf
(A more elegant version is forthcoming.) We had more than 800 entries this
year from 55 countries, and we're really proud of the programs we've put
together. If any of you are cons
And his "Explosion of a Motor Car" also 1900
Rob
On 15/12/2012 05:18, "Ryder White" wrote:
> How about "How It Feels To Be Run Over" (1900) by the Hepworth
> Manufacturing Co? Potentially the earliest film to feature an automobile
> (but I'm not putting that on the record).
>
> RW
>
> On Fri
Those are the films I was thinking of:
"Explosion of a Motor Car" also 1900
"How It Feels To Be Run Over" (1900)
On 12/19/12 10:10 AM, "Gawthrop, Rob" wrote:
> And his "Explosion of a Motor Car" also 1900
Rob
On 15/12/2012 05:18,
> "Ryder White" wrote:
> How about "How It Feels To Be
> Run
"An Interesting Story" 1905 George Albert Smith
On 19/12/2012 18:19, "Adam Hyman" wrote:
> Those are the films I was thinking of:
"Explosion of a Motor Car" also
> 1900
"How It Feels To Be Run Over" (1900)
On 12/19/12 10:10 AM, "Gawthrop,
> Rob" wrote:
> And his "Explosion of a Motor
> Car"
Does anyone have any information about where a print of Mel Bochner
and Robert Moskowitz' "New York Windows" (1966) can be seen or rented?
Also, has anyone happened to see a copy of this film?
Thanks!
Eli Horwatt
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direct, otherwise Bags Unlimited will sell them for about three times
the wholesale price from Tuscan.
--scott
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On Dec 19, 2012, at 9:05 PM, ev petrol wrote:
> any leads folks? looking to pick up a few
> cheers moira
>
> moiratierney.net
> vimeo.com/moiratierney
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