16mm Experimental Short

[Tscan]

I did this project while I was off the forum, so not many here have seen it. Pretty much a one take experiment, the hard part was finding out where to begin and where to end. With various conditions, I think I used one roll of each Kodak color neg in regular 16mm with my Bolex Rex4. enjoy-
http://www.vimeo.com/10902902

[Ektagraphic]

This film is EXTREMELY inspiring to me. It is very, very amazing! Congratulations to you. I absolutely love it.

[Nicholas Kovats]

Wow. I really liked your animation technique which synchronized well with your choice of music. That "older" 16mm Bolex Rex-4 registration is sharper than my slightly younger Super 8 cameras!

Congratulations, again.

[sciolist]

Nice work! Very well done. Bows taken by the Pentax and Bolex at the conclusion add a nice touch.

[Tscan]

Thanks everyone! It played in the Shorts Corner at Cannes in May, and will be shown in and around the train system in Madrid next month. I think I spent a total of 8 months shooting it. The whole time I was unsure if I could pull it off, but I got pretty close to the look and concept I was going for. All the sequences had to be filmed and photographed out of order and somehow fit seamlessly in the end.

[Paul L.]

Brilliant work! I think you'll have a lot of success in getting this film into festivals.

[Will2]

Now that is really art. Great concept and execution. Reminds me of senior recitals at music school and how we never thought we'd be that good.

Congrats.

[MovieStuff]

Awesome!

[Nrk]

class, looks really well!

[Clapton Pond]

Great stuff!

[peaceman]

Totally loving it. Amazing!

[kq6up]

Technically excellent and very creative. Bravo

Chris Maness