Cigarettes and Coffee by Paul Thomas Anderson (1/3)
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god the sound quality.. i cant hear shit
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hot damn. 22 years old when he made this.
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He has a budget of 20.000 dollar, where did he get the great actors?
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@ahegele would you happen to have the link?
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You could be right about this being a poor transfer. The only reason I would believe its not though is because PT Anderson is such a perfectionist. He had a $23,000 dollar budget for this production and had veteran actors in it. I believe that if he went that far he wouldn't slip out on something like the post-production.
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@jimboree81 i've shot a lot of 16mm footage on different cameras, and have used several different labs. One transfer I had was done with the worst telecine machine ever, and made the footage look atrocious. These could easily be the symptoms of a bad transfer.
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@drummerjoe2610 : It was shot on 16mm then transferred to videocassette tape (DVD wasn't around then). When it was uploaded to the internet from a video format it lost its quality. That's why it looks the way it does.
I've shot a couple shorts on 16mm Kodak so I'm aware of what the quality is supposed to be. This is not it.
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@jimboree81 i don't understand the 'in that sense', it was obviously transferred, and the quality is poor most likely because it was a low quality transfer. you cant just upload something on the web from 16mm, you have to get it to a digital format through a transfer
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It was shot on 16mm then unloaded onto the web from a video format so you're actually right in that sense. Either way it's a structurally brilliant short.
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@jimboree81 must be a really shitty transfer then.
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No actually it was shot on 16 and then probably uploaded on video. You don't take a $23,000 budget and shoot on video. Get your facts straight!
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Actually, the film Coffee and Cigarettes which was released in 2003 if made up of a series of short films that Jarmusch began shooting back in 1986...
One of them won the Short Film Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, and the first short "Strange to Meet You" actually premiered on SNL
SO... I guess you gotta try again. ;)
Where you find this?
BarenuckleBless 2 years ago 2
You can watch the short film on Vimeo too.
:D
freetownguy 2 years ago