Hi Ms baker,
I have a longish short called gibber eidolon. It's about 20 min. Long.
Would you be interested in previewing it? It's only played publicly once so
far. Thx.
-charles
On Thu, Feb 6, 2020, 1:00 AM Nicole Baker wrote:
> Hello frameworkers!
> I am at the very early stages of assemblin
Hey guys. I'm fundraising for a project, so I'm selling a film transfer
system I acquired. It's for super8 and reg8. Take a look if you're
interested. https://tinyurl.com/y5475on5
-charles
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I know this is a long shot, but does anyone know of a place to rent a
super8 projector in the San Francisco Bay Area? Or anyone that would be
willing to rent one out? Thanks.
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Hey all, I'm starting to finally edit an enormous project. Often, I
basically don't plan out a pre-determined structure for a film but treat it
more like an abstract painting. I pick things as I go, and edit intuitively
and conceptually at the same time. But, this time I have an enormous amount
of
ery much for your support.
Sincerely,
Charles Chadwick
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There's also Rasputin...they have a good selection, though always ask to
see the disc first...sometimes they are pretty beat up. They have a store a
little down the street from Amoeba.
-charles
On Fri, Apr 28, 2017 at 7:55 PM, Dave Tetzlaff wrote:
> Björn"
>
> For non-blockbuster cinema on opti
Sorry guys, one last auction(s) plug. Thanks to anyone who picked up my
earlier stuff...the equipment's found nice homes I'm sure. Here are two
more:
Canon zr80 MiniDV camera http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/112206827091?
Sony DCR-TRV320 Digital8 camera http://ebay.to/2fGVOCj
-Charles
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ie.
Thanks!
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Hey guys, sorry for the plug. But I'm raising money for a new film, and
letting go of a couple things:
Guillotine Super8 Splicer http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/112190836570?
Minette Super8 Viewer http://ebay.to/2fc7PQM
Thanks!
-charles
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I'd really drop the antagonistic language of the call for donations as
well. It made me not want to donate really. Filmmakers such as us aren't
usually swimming in money, and to call us unsupportive and useless old
cranks is insulting. Just a point of advice dude. -charles
On Fri, Oct 21, 2016 at
You could resize it to 1080p, then black bar the bottom and top. Maybe with
adobe media encoder? Or compressor definitely can. If it's h.264, it'll just
take a while to render. In compressor, I think you'd just select "preserve
aspect ratio" in one of the settings, then it'll put in the horizont
A way I often do it is to use MakeMKV (you can get it free with a monthly
temp registration code) to make a mostly lossless copy of the DVD's video
streams. I'm not entirely sure how it does this, but it re-encodes the DVD
streams in mpeg-2 format .mkv files with bitrates that are comparable to
tha
Hi all, I've been using hi-beam.net for years for finding submission calls, but
I know that there's atleast one other website that has a list/posting forum for
them (for experimental film exhibitions or festivals mainly). Could anyone give
me some referrals? Thanks. This can of course include Fa
Hey, if anyone's into lo-fi filmmaking, and has been looking for a
Pixelvision camera, I'm letting mine go. Check out the listing if
interested. Thanks!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/PXL-Pixelvision-2000-Camera-hand-painted-and-modified-with-video-audio-out-/111609426641
?
-charles
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Hey all, in addition to the film work I do, I've done some music. Since
folks are always on the prowl for soundtracks to use, it's been put out
under creative commons/attribution. Feel free to download it and use it in
projects. And if you do, feel free to contact me to share what you do want
to do
Selling my super8 guillotine tape splicer if anyone's interested. Need the
dough.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Super8-Guillotine-Tape-Splicer-with-9-rolls-of-splicing-tape-/111579555862?
Good price I think.
-charles
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rarian, Jeff Gunderson, could tell you if he
> has anything from 2001. He’s a very helpful guy. If you still live in SF he’d
> probably let you look for it yourself.
>
>
> From: Charles Chadwick
> Sent: Monday, November 10, 2014 1:22 PM
> To: Experimental Film Discussion List
&
ing a copy again. Youtube proved worthless. Any help would be much
appreciated. Thanks.
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> It's true. I'm sitting in the "lobby" of
> Kodak's Will Call garage in Hollywood
> waiting for my last case of super-8 film
> from this place. It's finally happening...
> Adieu, Dana
>
>
> Sent from my
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> To:
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> Service
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>
>
Hey all, I'm trying to clear up some space, and I've got a couple cool film
prints that I want to get rid of. One is a color sound 16mm print (1200')
of a fire safety/burn care film from Pyramid Films, it's got a lot of
footage of burn wounds (of course), medical diagrams of them, and of
course, pe
What i've been doing, having not learned encore yet, iDVD will take apple
intermediate codec in addition to DV. For both 1080p and 720p material, i
export to aic 1280x720 interlaced (lower field first), with uncompressed 48khz
audio, as a quicktime file. Usually directly out of the final cut pro
Re: someone's mention of yesvideo... do yourself a favor and don't send your
work there. I used to work there, so some insider info. Film is cleaned without
actual cleaner, film is constantly scratched by going through poorly maintained
projectors, and once film is transferred, a team of editors
Hi, I'd like to submit this film to your screening series (the film is
called The Traditions of Men) https://vimeo.com/100773051 ... so, could
you fill me in on the fest a little bit? As I remember, the tumblr was
pretty information limited. Thanks! Let me know if you want to use it.
-charles
On
Hey, yesterday i put up a post whose subject line was all jacked, i thought i'd
post it again... -charles
> Hi folks. I've started an effort to put many of my public domain educational
> films from my decade long collection of them, many of which aren't online at
> all, up on archive.org and th
Hi folks. I've started an effort to put many of my public domain educational
films from my decade long collection of them, many of which aren't online at
all, up on archive.org and through private youtube links, from which the videos
can be ripped. I've been disappointed in the past with the poo
dgement from vimeo that this black market exists, and an
> implicit validation of that market, and a signal that they aren't going to
> include that market in their broader strategies to eliminate piracy. Which as
> always is only ever focused on the consumer class.
>
>
>
Keep in mind you can, if the work is on a video sharing site, submit a
copyright claimI forget what they're called. It at least works with
youtube. Not just corporations can do it...you just submit the complaint,
and youtube will either take the video down, or will black out the video
and leave
Sweet! Let me know if you need any work at any point! I've showed you a
bunch already...got a couple things on 16 and the rest on video. -charles
On Thu, Jun 12, 2014 at 8:46 AM, Dominic Angerame <
dominic.anger...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all I will be starting a micro cinema showcase here in SF,
This is a long shot...but I have been searching for quite a long time for
any old educational films or "ephemeral films", could be industrials,
social guidance films...available on bluray? Anyone with any ideas?
-charles
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Are you uploading 720p? Encoded maybe at 5000kbs. If that isn't working,
maybe consider just an SD version at 2500kbs or so.
-c
On Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 7:54 AM, Michele Smith wrote:
> Vimeo keeps telling me I have no space, and when I do, it's not enough,
> then it resets. I think I flushed $2
Also, use a format like quicktime .h264 -charles
On Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 7:06 AM, Charles Chadwick wrote:
> I would generally think that even with long stuff, you'd want to keep the
> quality up, but at the same time keep the file size as small as you
> can...the file's bit
I would generally think that even with long stuff, you'd want to keep the
quality up, but at the same time keep the file size as small as you
can...the file's bitrate being the main factor. For something really really
long, using a bitrate close to the minimum would be useful. But it depends
on the
John Schwind) for years without a problem.
> Just give him a call or drop an email to confirm he's got what you want:
> International Film (John Schwind)
> http://internationalfilm.weebly.com/
>
> -Have fun with that R8!
> ---Buck
>
>
> On Fri, November 8, 2013 9:43 am
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> On Fri, November 8, 2013 9:13 am, Charles Chadwick wrote:
> > Hey, I recently inherited what looks like a fairly decent reg 8mm camera
> > from a family friend, and was looking to do a new small gauge projec
Hey, I recently inherited what looks like a fairly decent reg 8mm camera
from a family friend, and was looking to do a new small gauge project
anyway, and have never worked with reg 8mm, only s8. I've tracked down a
good price on stock, namely 8mm black and white, but does anyone know what
the best
Just in case the purveyors of the $100 film festival are reading...I agree
that their film festival is great, and they are super generous to the
filmmakers they select. They actually pay honoraria, which is 1 in
1,000,000 these days. I hope they keep it up.
-charles
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 10:36
Hey everyone...I have an old roll of 16mm Vision2 50D/7201 color neg that
I'd like to donate to someone. I found it in my freezer and probably won't
be shooting it. It's been in there since I got it...a number of years, not
sure how long exactly, and it's unclear what the expiration date is on the
Hey, having recently moved to Silicon Valley/South San Francisco Bay Area
this past year, I've found zero community for artists here, so I've started
a meetup group for artists to get critiques, moral support, facilitate
collaboration, exhibition, etc. It's intended for any artist of any
background
Really sorry to hear about that Dominic... what a draconian and downright
perplexing action by them, considering who the board consists of...the
press release makes it seem rather benign, and that it was even
amicableweird
-c
On Sun, Aug 5, 2012 at 4:08 PM, DOMINIC ANGERAME <
dominicanger...@
Yeah, I've had them do stuff for me before, with good results. I was
considering using them again. Thanks for the vote of confidence.
-charles
On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 at 12:20 PM, Christian Bruno wrote:
> Hello Charles,
>
> I'd recommend Video Transfer Center in SF (http://vtc-sf.com/). They have
>
Hey, can anyone recommend a good and cost-effective SD film transfer? For
super8? Looking for suggestions...thanks. The end product would ideally be
4:3 aspect ratio, either to a file or tape.
-charles
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Hey, I'm selling off some hicon super8 b+w film at the moment. It's
stripped down 7363 or some such I think. ASA 10. If you purchase them,
processing is free through pro8mm. Super low price! URL:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/110893632556?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
Thanks!
-ch
Hey, does anyone know if Film Video Services in MN is out of business?
Their website has disappeared, my emails to them bounce, and phone messages
have gone unanswered. It would be a shame if the previous is true, because
they were the last place to do super8 prints, and had the lowest prices on
re
Howdy. This is a simple question, and one I've fielded before. I just
purchased some hicon super8 film that pro8mm released (slitted down 16mm I
guess), it has an ASA of 10. It probably responds mostly the same as any
other hicon stock of a similar speed. I've been shooting 3374 a bit lately,
which
BTW, here is a link to the in memoriam montage from Saturday's Oscars:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxpN3xjDrQ0 . George's little clip is
toward the end, plus the sound is awful, but at least it's up. It was
funny, because I talked to one of my parents and they said an experimental
filmmaker was
I agree, long live the Basement Media Festival.
-Charles
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On Feb 22, 2012, at 11:43 AM, Christine Lucy Latimer
wrote:
> As someone who screened in the most recent Basement Media Festival, I fully
> endorse it and encourage everyone to continue submitting. I screened work i
Hi all. I have some b+w super8 that I need to push process. It was shot in
really dark conditions, so I need to find a lab that will push it to its
maximum. I don't care so much about cost. Most of the labs I've looked at
do a 2-stop max. Does anyone know of any that do more? Any help is
appreciate
but for
anyone doing projects in any genre and medium. San Jose is sort of a
cultural desert regarding the arts, so any help is appreciated. Thanks!
-charles chadwick
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Hahaha, know how that goes... sorry for the spammy posts.
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On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 4:25 PM, eric stewart wrote:
> F! I don't know how that happened. Please disregard. need more coffee.
>
> On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 4:20 PM, charles chadwick <
> infiltration
Regarding? =)
-c
On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 4:18 PM, eric stewart wrote:
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> kroberts@*sfmoma*.org
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This is a truly awful, yet totally amazing film. I proposed to a friend of
mine that he be Torgo and I The Master, while a carried around a tape
recorder playing that weird loungey tape loop that serves as the film's
theme. It'll be interesting to see if people actually opt to buy the
blu-ray.
-ch
Granted, though suggestions for local SF Bay Area online promotions would be
great as well.
-charles
On Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at 10:27 PM, k. a.r. wrote:
> where in the south bay? I haven't heard anything about it.
>
>
> Kristie Reinders, B.F.A.
> Director of Cinematography, Electric Visions
Okay, so most of you know that I'm putting on a SF Bay are screening in the
South Bay in a month or so. For those of you who have put together events in
the past, what are some good sites that I might submit event/calendar
listings to for my event? And for South Bay folks, any sites that pop up in
Sorry, Nov.7th is the submission deadline. Must have it by that date.
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me directly (remember, nothing more than 15 min), or send an DV NTSC .mov
file on DVD to:
De Anza Experimental Film Exhibition
c/o Charles Chadwick
220 Wooded View Dr.
Los Gatos, CA 95032
Thanks for all your help, and sorry for the endless posts.
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>
> Thanks for your consideration.
>
> Walter Ungerer
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> 207-236-0278
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>
n at the Revelation
> Perth International Film Festival in July."
>
> so it may not be specifically suitable for your work, however, we also
> program experimental and hybrid and underground works, so your work could
> fit into that. email me off list to discuss it.
> Jack
>
>
Hey Jack, are you doing something like revel8 for the upcoming festival? I
create hand process super8 works that are finished on video...would you be
interested in something like that? I have thought of finishing something on
super8, but most of my work requires intricate audio, and I've never
rece
Hello all, recently I put out a call for material for a show. I wanted to
restrict it to SF Bay Area filmmakers only, but now I've decided to extend
it to anyone anywhere. If it happens, the screening will occur at De Anza
College in California, one of the best community colleges in the Silicon
Val
m is a good and free site to use. The screening will occur on
the de anza college campus, as well as on local cable channels following the
screening, and perhaps it will have a life online. Time is of the essence.
Thanks, and I look forward to seeing all of your work!
-Charles
charles chadw
Hey, could someone from CSIF (Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers)
email me? I have some questions. I tried to send an email to your programmer
email address, but it bounced. Thanks!
-charles
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Hey, I have 4 rolls of ektachrome super8 to sell. 3 of the 4 were purchased
less than a month ago, so I'd like $10 each for those, and one was a couple
of years ago, so $5 for that one. Anyone interested? I can ship anywhere
using priority mail or air mail. Please let me know. I'd like to get them
ts with it, paint with it.
It's great.
-c
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On Sep 20, 2011, at 11:44 AM, John Knecht wrote:
> Dr. Martin's dyes is one thing that you can
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