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> Your choices would be Colorlab, Cinefilm in Boston, and Cinema Arts in PA.
> Sadly there's no more Alpha Cine.
That's Cinelab in Boston….;-)
UPS Ground is overnight to us at Cinelab from the metro NYC area, and I think
Colorlab still has an office in NYC.
Expect to be patient with a Timed
Hi Ed!
Although this seems like a really neat piece to start a project, I need
something by the 20th in Boston and I can't pick up anywhere else. If you
have any leads in the Boston area let me know, it would be greatly
appreciated!
Best,
Phil
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Thanks Scott I will look into those while in Boston!
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Phil
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On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 1:54 PM, Scott Dorsey wrote:
> I don't know what you're looking for specifically, but Cinelab is in Boston
> and does B&
There are no labs in NYC that do B&W wet work in house.
Your choices would be Colorlab, Cinefilm in Boston, and Cinema Arts in PA.
Sadly there's no more Alpha Cine.
If you want high quality scanning of your B&W negative in NYC, Kinetta Archival
is there (disclaimer -- I am one of the people
metropolis send their stuff out to technicolour though, don't they?
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Hello Everyone,
Does anybody have Johan Grimonprez's email address? There's one on his
website, but I wasn't sure if that was the best way to contact him
Thanks,
-LJ
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>> I'm looking to purchase my first (!) video camera and am certain I *do not*
>> want a DSLR. I'd like to spend between $2K and $4K.
The kids seem to be alright….
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-Rob-
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If you don't need a camera with good ergonomics for hand-holding , the Sony
FS100 is worth a look. Amazing in low light, and you can use almost any lens
that will cover the 35mm cine sized sensor. Lenses make a big difference so not
being stuck with just one is useful. It has a 4k sensor which m
I'm looking to purchase my first (!) video camera and am certain I *do not*
want a DSLR. I'd like to spend between $2K and $4K. I don't make
films/documentaries that are 'traditional' in their style, ie: talking head,
onscreen interviews, industrial, etc. My primary desire is for a camera in
wh
Of course, Brakhage, and of course, "23rd Psalm Branch." I have also
argued, for example in my liner notes for the Criterion DVD, that his
work as a whole constitutes an argument against our object-oriented,
commodified, static, consumerist culture. This to me is arguably a
profounder stat
Kelly,
This is an interesting question, and it demands a complicated answer. First, I
think it's important to note that abstraction is not an absolute but that
there's a large gray area between abstraction and representation. I'd argue
that many if not most experimental films inhabit that gra
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