Congratulations to Bryan Konefsky on a splendid rendition of Experiments
in Cinema under these challenging circumstances! It was skillfully
curated with a truly international group of films—so many!—and the Q&A
were thoughtfully conducted. Having attended this festival in
Albuquerque in the pas
Hi Mike, I have a beloved Scoopic of that type you could borrow in a
pinch since we live so close to each other. But doesn't Echo Park Film
Center still have a couple of good ones? Renting theirs is what led me
to buy my own. xo Dana
Dana Berman Duff
https://www.redcat.org/event/catalogue-seri
Hi Mariah,
Did you try Marv at Photo Center? (323) 653-6688
7961 Beverly Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90048
Dana Berman Duff
+1-323-514-5921
www.danaduff.com
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"Crowdog" by Vanessa Renwick —but she's on foot with her dog rather than
driving with a partner—that may not count...
Dana Berman Duff
www.danaduff.com
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Hi Frameworkers,
Please give your opinion of a 16mm film with the most color saturation and
sharpness available today.
Much appreciated,
Dana Berman Duff
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On the smaller scale, I love the approach of young Chinese director by
Liu Jiayin in her "Oxhide II." She made a film about her family life
with her mother, father, and herself by highly structured means: in the
camera, the shots, and the characters. They wrote their parts and
rehearsed being t
Hi Mike, Perfectly appropriate question. I had two of those Nizos poop
out last year. I think Super8Exchange website only has users manuals.
I'm told that, unfortunately, these cameras have integrated circuit
boards—hard to fix, I believe the boards need to be replaced entirely.
This camera hobb
Also among the favorites:
"Jacquot de Nantes" 1991 by Agnes Varda about her husband Jacques Demy
with long closeups of his old skin.
A few Tacita Dean portrait films, including "Michael Hamburger," 2007
and "Portraits" 2016.
Jonas Mekas "Scenes from the life of Andy Warhol"
Dana Berman Duff
+1
I'd have the same answers of all the the filmmakers listed previously.
And add that my 7-minute film "Catalogue" is constructed of long takes
/*of*/ still photography.
https://vimeo.com/85637218
Password: /Catalogue/
Dana Berman Duff
www.danaduff.com
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Hi Stephanie,
On Super 8 cameras usually "R" means Run, not reverse. Hope that's true
with yours.
Dana
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From:
Stefanie Weberhofer
Date:
7/25/17, 1:43 PM
To:
framewor
Hi Peter,
You should also look at the work of Izabella Pruska-Oldenhof, using the
image itself as the optical sound track.
I saw her compelling installation work "In Medias Res" recently at the
Alchemy Film Festival in Scotland, represented on Vimeo here:
https://vimeo.com/138349026
Good luck,
Not sure this qualifies as lying exactly, but how about Holly the
inventive narrator in Terrence Malick's "Badlands"?
(Llama's in South Dakota?)
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Is it possible that I didn't see Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet
on the list?
Or Jean Luc Godard and Anne-Marie Miéville?
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A light to medium grey screen or painting the wall grey will make a big
difference in your blacks!
Good luck.
Today's Topics:
1. Re: Digital hd projection (Scott Dorsey)
2. Fwd: Considering Marjorie Keller: Saturday Dec 10 (Stephen Anker)
3. Re: Digital hd projection (Dave Tetzlaff
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Re: Nizo S8 Help:
You should also check the film cartridge. My class has had a number of
Kodak cartridges give false exposed signals recently and ended up with
rolls of unexposed film. This has happened to at least three of my
classes in the past 5-6 years, that a batch of Kodak S8 cartridges
Hello Frameworkers, I'm looking for films from 1940s, 50s, and 60s that
use contemporaneous furniture and architecture in their sets: for
example a film from 1940s with a Nelson bench, or one from 1950s that
has the (currently ubiquitous) Eames chairs, or a Jacobsen Swan chair
set in the 1960s,
Yeah, Kodak's Hollywood outlet closed last November. When I bought the
last cases of Super 8 for my class and 16mm for myself, they told me to
mail order film from their Rochester, New York facility.
You can buy 16mm film from Pro8mm in Burbank, too.
Good luck!
Dana Berman Duff
Subject:
Re:
The old fashioned way to telecine is cheapest: project film on to a wall
and shoot with your video camera---did it that way for years and still
do with student films. Find the shutter speed on your video camera that
minimizes the flicker.
OR
Costco (yes, the big discount chain) offers film tran
ny in this
setting.
I'm also completely in agreement with Jonas Mekas's position, even
though I'll have a digital version made of my work for practical purposes.
Ever grateful for your generous help!
Dana Duff
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Dear Frameworkers,
I have an 8-minute 16mm film scheduled to be screened in a few weeks in
Europe and had I hoped to send it in film form.
The original was shot in 7266 Tri-X reversal on three 100' rolls and the
festival selected it from a low quality transfer, where I cut the three
rolls toget
I could loan you one for tomorrow only (I have a Canon 1014 and 814, and
Nizo). One day only 'cause unfortunately I'm leaving the country for a
week on Monday AM. I'll send info off-list.
Dana
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[Frameworks] films/videos using/made up of text
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Date:
11/14/13 9:42 AM
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dear collective knowledge base folks:
i'm compiling a list of works using text/made up
You can download a great pdf of the late Helen Hill's /Recipes for
Disaster/ here: http://www.hi-beam.net/fw/fw34/0632.html
All sorts of hand-processing techniques... with cartoons!
D.Duff
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I've bought ESC bulbs from replacementlightbulbs.com for $15.00.
http://www.replacementlightbulbs.com/lampesc.html
xo Dana
7. Re: ESC bulbs (Adam Hyman) 8. Re: ESC bulbs (Buck Bito - Movette) 9.
Re: ESC bulbs (40 Frames)
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Looping super-8 isn't so hard without a "looper" (we used to find these
on eBay, but not so much anymore), if you remember that the film always
has to have a certain amount of easy tension. You can create a track by
using metal sewing machine bobbins (which happen to be 8mm) and small
springs f
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