16mm Film Loop Excercize II

Students scratch on old 16mm stock footage. This offering is from the Wednesday morning class.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• experimental
• 16mm
• film
• student

[meowza3k]

it's where film goes when it dies

[Silvacine]

film never dies

[Silvacine]

By the way, you can also check out what the 6X1 Film Studies class is up to on

mothership6x1(dot)blogspot(dot­)com/. Lots of new videos!

[dumbydumberton]

i recognize the soundtrack from the cult film classic "las Vampireas" aka "vampiras lesbos" aka "female vampires" from around 1970 the soudtrACK IS AVAILABLE ON VINAL AND CD'S REISSUED BY SUNDAZED I THINK?

[Silvacine]

Wow! That's pretty impressive. I didn't even know where the music came from. Just had a friend who burned all this stuff on a mix DVD. Thanks for that info.

Cheers

[RosscoSpielburgo]

Mate, what I wouldn't have given to go to a film school in the States, you guys must of had the greatest time. Film schools in the UK blow! You did this in a morning? Nice work. No wonder you guys have Hollywood and we just have crap old British film.

[Silvacine]

Thanks for the comment and thanks for having an online group for recent film graduates. All you need to get started is an old 16mm projector which many school libraries have in their dusty basements and some old 16mm film.

[moogyboy6]

The track is called "Countdown to Nothing" if I remember correctly. It's from a soundtrack CD for two late '60s softcore movies by Jesus Franco (see comment above). It's a terrific album, I recommend it.

[moogyboy6]

Cool music selection choice, from the "Vampyros Lesbos/Sexadelic Dance Party" soundtrack CD. Sweet graphics as well!

[astronomicafilms]

amen. that's all I can say.

bizarre soundtrack, by the way.

[Enstruction]

Beautiful work!

[marcaaronhyman]

nice like norman mclaren

[dumbydumberton]

here is the original visual for the cool music that you have on here.

donovan