Experimental and abstract Super 8 film (Transfiguratie)

[davidgrahamscott]

really enjoyed that!!!!

[pletchersucks]

fake and gay

[thomulusmax]

amazing technique, what's your favorite cheese?

[Yarbols]

That is just brilliant.

[BlackRaven156]

did you paint on the film? what did you paint with?

[alfredgabriel]

@BlackRaven156

thank u for yr Q.

it is molded film, molded(fungus) by food cheese and wine mix for few months, then put into projector again and slowly pulled trough while projecting and fiming that projection with didital cam. due to the slowly pulling the partly molded emulsion parts burn (bubble) during telecine. Try it ! hahahaha its fun. fredpelon dot nl

[Amnesiac1986]

Love it, looks amazing.

[LZFILM]

Very nice effect! I like it!!!

[Zjwaamseliedjes]

me too, thanks for sharing

[fox408]

what a great film! ...love your process!

watching this made me think of memories being given up by a dying brain!

[brackencottage]

Absolutely love seeing the process of the film melting.

I have a question about the projection, I am planning on burning/melting some film, have you had many problems with it getting stuck in the projector and snapping/etc? Also, would somewhere like the widescreen centre mind about running a moulded/destroyed reel through their telecine equipment? And i don't suppose you could suggest something that will erode the film quickly but not entirely? sorry, lots of questions! really enjoyed this.

[andrewfilipponejr]

Beautiful work.

[nomadsen7]

I am very into this! how did you get the bubble like images ?? did u use chemicals on the film or is it something else?

[alfredgabriel]

The S8 film has been molded (fungus) first and then, during telecine, slowly pulled through the projector and hence burned. Thanks for your interest, Fred Pelon

[orangejuicedisco]

wow thats amazing!

[JJRyzler]

Hmm very interesting, I started watching an thought this is boring but I couldnt stop watching. Great one.

[fistfullofyen]

This is amazing! really good