Film I: Airport In-Camera Edit - 16mm Bolex Film

[baphochrist]

What type of bolex did you use, and would you recommend it? Can you shoot with sound or is that post only?

[Atrain33581]

@baphochrist no sound with this camera, that has to be added during the editing process after the film is shot.

[iadoreme113]

where did you find film for the camera? i can't find an for mine.

[drummerjoe2610]

@iadoreme113 go to motion.kodak.com

[stephenharperbest2]

finally a video recorded with 20th century camera in the 21st century

[sk8me1337manu]

music from kooyanisquatsi^^

awesome!!!!!

[EzraHorne]

Thanks!  I thought it was a fitting tribute...

[saltmeadows]

i really like the footage from the moving walkway

[TheForgottenFlesh]

Absolutly great.

What telecine did you use? Like the name?

Also what program did you use to edit with?

[EzraHorne]

We telecined it on this little 1 chip Elmo projector/video telecine thing. I really can't describe it as I've not seen on like it anywhere else.

This was not edited--the footage was shot in this order exactly as seen. However for the rest of the class, we actually cut the film up and spliced it together.

For my other projects, I use Avid or Final Cut Pro.

[juneteenthworks]

Very cool, feels like 1920 footage. Check out my short "The Longing"

[ismell4]

Did you project this and film it or is it telecine?

[EzraHorne]

Basically, it's a really really crappy telicine from a single chip elmo projector. It wasn't professionally done, but it wasn't shot off a screen.

[ZmajSnoshaj]

@EzraHorne I applaude your efforts... you did a good job and it was a noble endeavor... bravo I say!

[duncan77duncan]

1:40 is good

[jjred86]

the last 2 shots remind me of maze. I don't know why.

[zschiffman]

i agree.

[JPizzle1122]

I feel like I've seen some of these shots in a Emerson Channel commercial before...