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More film jobs at UCLA - these are for "film preservationists": https://hr.mycareer.ucla.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/frameset/Frameset.jsp?time=1447101630083 Under the general supervision of the Head of Preservation, the Film Preservationist is responsible for the Archive's copy-to-protect p...

lastcoyote wrote:Hey man been a long while CHAS!!!

Thanks. No filming for quite a while unfortunately!

Anyone in the LA area interested in a fulltime job with good benefits here at the UCLA Film and TV Archive: The Film Laboratory Prep Technician works under the direction of the Film Laboratory Manager to perform normal functions of the Stanford Theatre Film Laboratory. Major duties include: inspecti...

Tscan wrote:Thanks Chas! The bulk of it was V3 200T, but there is some 500T, 50D and TriX in there as well.

Interesting. And you did the transfers yourself?

Great stuff Tony! Really cool imagery and the music works perfectly. What stocks did you use?

Hey James! haha - just checking this out now. Nice to see those old pix! I don't come to this board as much as I used to. Hope you are having fun in Texas. I hope to visit Roger some day so maybe I can swing by to your parts. I shot Westsider primarily on a Nikon R10, a Canon 814 AZ and a few days o...

The Reel Image has been around for awhile. But I didn't realize they had a website until now.

Good question regarding the film stocks. Anyone check this out? I wonder who is cutting it down for them/packaging it.

Its an accomplishment to get 9 screenings of an independent film but submitting to 90 festivals seems like self abuse! There is only a handful of major festivals that can break film so apart from the local festivals you can attend (and exploit the filmmaker pass) and the odd super 8 niche festival,...

Scotness wrote:Thanks but trust me it's designed around having no budget!!!!! :lol:

Scot

I know that feeling!
Is it possible to get arts-related grants and such?

Scotness wrote:Hi guys - just thought you'd like to know about this - I'm now in pre-production for another feature -
Scot

my hat is off to anyone who tries to independently finance their own feature. Best of luck with your film!

This is where you edit in-camera, right? Yes, that's correct - you get one roll of film and have to shoot your film in sequence - all one takes - no editing - you then send your exposed film off to be developed. Whilst you do that you make a sountrack for it. You then don't get to see the film unti...

Rejection sucks, hell I just got one today myself. The thing is, people that program festivals are generally not creative or they would make their own films Some of them are bitter former filmmakers. Some start fests just to guarantee their own films or their friend's films will show. This has been...

I just watched it. I thought it was really well done. This is where you edit in-camera, right? Lots of different angles and cuts, no noticeable errors. Good little story, narration, music is fine. The bar must be set quite high if it was rejected. If I could predict how film programmers think I woul...

I would highly recommend using Spectra instead of Pro8mm. Spectra was started by two fed-up employees of Pro8mm that wanted to give people good customer service and no excuses. I've only used them for one project but they were a pleasure to work with and did, IMHO, a great job. Another company is Ya...

thanks Scot. that would be great. would love to see a copy of your film.

Scotness wrote:Thanks Charlie - Chas yes that copy has gone - maybe I can rustle something up though...leave it with me - I'll get back to you

Scot