Re: [Frameworks] History of Silent Cinema.

yes, alas there is a fee. It is offered in conjunction with University California, Berkeley. I think the cost is $500, I argued when it was $750 so now it is a bit less. I would chagre about $200k. Have more students that way. Here is the descrioption ilm History: 1880s to 1940s FILM X401.1 -

[Frameworks] 16mm Directory - venues in Northern Europe?

Our summer work on the 16mm Exhibitors list continues... http://www.16mmdirectory.org/exhibitors We’re calling on all Frameworkers to provide information you have on venues in Northern Europe, including Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Nor

Re: [Frameworks] Geoff Alexander Contact Info

Geoff has a website that may have some of the info you need: afana.org, and he is reachable at geoff -->at<-- afana.org. Rick ORick Prelinger / @footage Prelinger Archives, San Franciscohttp://www.prelinger.com foot...@panix.com Acting Associate Professor, Film & Digital Media, UC Santa Cr

[Frameworks] Geoff Alexander Contact Info

I'm looking for contact info for Geoff Alexander, author of 'Academic Films for the Classroom: A History'. Please contact me off-list. Thanks so much...Ken www.kenpaulrosenthal.com www.crookedbeauty.com www.maddancementalhealthfilmtrilogy.com ___

Re: [Frameworks] Archive

If I'm not mistaken, some mail clients obscure those, so the headers may not now be as visible as they otherwise would be. Thus in gmail you need top-right triangle-thingy, view original, and in outlook you'd right click, view source, for example. Then you can control-f on the word archive. Apolog

Re: [Frameworks] The Optical Printing Job.

Hi Ben, John Kneller up in Toronto has done some nice blow-ups and optical prints for me: knel...@rogers.com best Chris > Dearest Frameworkers, > > I've got a 12:00 bit of B/W 16mm positive footage that I would like to > have > optically slowed down to around 20:00 using a Bezier curve (so that t

Re: [Frameworks] History of Silent Cinema.

Sounds interesting.Thanks for your information. On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 9:15 PM, Dominic Angerame wrote: > I am teaching an on line course for the University of California Berkeley > Extension Center. This online course will trace the evolution of Narrative > and Experimental Cinema from August

Re: [Frameworks] The Optical Printing Job.

Hi Ben, It's Ken Linehan. Hope you're well! They've got a really nice optical printer at Cine Lab now & I'm sure Rob would understand how to achieve the speed curve you described. Good luck Ken On Aug 2, 2013, at 3:27 AM, ben russell wrote: > Dearest Frameworkers, > > I've got a 12:00 bi

Re: [Frameworks] Archive

The link is in the header of every FrameWorks message - at the top : List-Archive: At 9:34 -0400 2/08/13, Bill Seery wrote: Where is the Frameworks archive residing these days? The old Hi-Beam archive ends in 2011 __

[Frameworks] Archive

Where is the Frameworks archive residing these days? The old Hi-Beam archive ends in 2011 Best Bill Seery b...@mercermedia.com 212.627.8070 ___ FrameWorks mailing list FrameWorks@jonasmekasfilms.com https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/listinfo/fra

Re: [Frameworks] The Optical Printing Job.

Hey Ben, Try Bill Brand in NYC. Best, John On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 3:27 AM, ben russell wrote: > Dearest Frameworkers, > > I've got a 12:00 bit of B/W 16mm positive footage that I would like to > have optically slowed down to around 20:00 using a Bezier curve (so that > the speed slowly decre

[Frameworks] The Optical Printing Job.

Dearest Frameworkers, I've got a 12:00 bit of B/W 16mm positive footage that I would like to have optically slowed down to around 20:00 using a Bezier curve (so that the speed slowly decreases to a crawl). I've got a reference video file but need to find someone who could do the job - one that wo