SMALL FORMAT FILM PRODUCTION
Shooting, Processing and Projecting Super 8mm & 16mm film
27 + 28 settembre 2014 // Ora/Auer (BZ) with KEVIN RICE (Process Reversal, USA)
In this two day workshop, participants will be exposed to the entire production cycle for motion picture film through a hands-on exploration of the essential elements of cinematography, photo-processing, editing & projection for both super 8mm film and 16mm film.
In this, participants will learn to operate a varieties of cine cameras so as to autonomously document the surrounding city on several rolls of black and white film. After this, we will construct a very basic darkroom and utilize household items to mix a variety of photo chemicals for processing the films as both negatives and positives. Finally, participants will learn to edit the films and operate a projector for exhibition.
The full list of topics to be discussed throughout the two days include:
Where to purchase film stocks and cameras.
How to read and use sensitometric data of film stocks.
How to operate a light meter and select an aperture.
How to build a darkroom.
How to mix photochemistry from household items.
How to process black & white film as both a negative and a positive.
How to edit super 8mm and 16mm film.
How to operate a projector.
with Kevin Rice // processreversal.org
Workshop Specifictions
Workshop duration: 14h ( 9 -12 // 13 - 17)
Maximum Number of Participants: 8
Requirements for Participation: None
Language: English
€ 120,00
In this two day workshop, participants will be exposed to the entire production cycle for motion picture film through a hands-on exploration of the essential elements of cinematography, photo-processing, editing & projection for both super 8mm film and 16mm film.
In this, participants will learn to operate a varieties of cine cameras so as to autonomously document the surrounding city on several rolls of black and white film. After this, we will construct a very basic darkroom and utilize household items to mix a variety of photo chemicals for processing the films as both negatives and positives. Finally, participants will learn to edit the films and operate a projector for exhibition.
The full list of topics to be discussed throughout the two days include:
Where to purchase film stocks and cameras.
How to read and use sensitometric data of film stocks.
How to operate a light meter and select an aperture.
How to build a darkroom.
How to mix photochemistry from household items.
How to process black & white film as both a negative and a positive.
How to edit super 8mm and 16mm film.
How to operate a projector.
with Kevin Rice // processreversal.org
Workshop Specifictions
Workshop duration: 14h ( 9 -12 // 13 - 17)
Maximum Number of Participants: 8
Requirements for Participation: None
Language: English
€ 120,00
