Aberrations of Light

[bangleslvr]

When I was 12 I made an 8mm film - I remember using a cutter and film glue to edit it. I am sure you have checked out the films of Ingmar Bergman, Right?

Chess anyone? My YouTube parodies are my first media experiments since then

[gollum42]

Wow, you got some fantastic exposures and shots in here! Really impressive for your first use of a 16 mm camera, for sure!

-CAP

[FuzzyDuck]

Thank you! I've used 16 mm before, and had major exposure issues. But those were all experiments and tests. This is the first seriously made work using that technology.

[FuzzyDuck]

Honestly, I prefer working with digital, too. It's much more practical. But there's nothing like working with real, tangible film. It's such a mechanical process, and it teaches you about filmmaking in any form and makes you appreciate it even more.

[FuzzyDuck]

Thank you!

I actually didn't have to work with linear, old-fashioned editing (although it was an option). I transferred the film to mini DV tape and edited digitally. But I do want more experience in editing by hand.