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Film is dead!

By on October 12, 2011 in 35mm print, Camera, Canon 5D, Canon 5D Mk2, Film, Philip Bloom

Is film dead? Earlier this year I was invited by Philip Bloom to come and watch a series of camera tests that compared a bunch of cameras that are available to film makers today. At the bottom end was the DSLR family, at the top end Alexa and film. The footage was screened from a [...]

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That Syncing Feeling!

That Syncing Feeling!

By on April 29, 2008 in 35mm print, Sound

Today I took the 35mm print of Gone Fishing to Videosonics for the guys who did the sound mix to check out. We had previously screened at Cinesite (for picture) where we thought the sound may have been out of sync. After checking today, I can now confirm that there are in fact no problems [...]

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Viewing the first 35mm print

Viewing the first 35mm print

By on April 24, 2008 in 35mm print, Grading, Sound

I have just returned from the very first 35mm screening of Gone Fishing – EVER! Even though we shot 35mm, we scanned and post produced digitally, and even premiered digitally. But to get the film out to the ‘world film festival circuit’, we needed a 35mm print. Mitch Mitchell at Cinesite stepped in and did [...]

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