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1. music for an artist
by Suzi Q.
2 months ago
This is my 1st 16mm hand painted film. Projected with Eiki 16mm film projector on the wall and than shot with DVcam.
Inspired by Stan Brakage, Helen Hill and other avant-garde/experimental filmmakers.

Video is edited in FinalCutPro and music is fused in logic with my first fender fat-strat

I had to re-upload, it wasn't playing the way it should be so I de-interlaced and compressed in clear version.
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  • jacob 2 months ago
    oooo
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  • Andy Galletly 2 months ago
    there's some really lovely textures in here
  • Janelle Burdell 20 days ago
    gotta agree. both visually and sonically--there are some cool textures in there for sure. took me to some new zones in my head. thanks.
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  • Retchy 2 months ago
    Cool, what kind of paint are you using? I'm gonna do some tests soon...
  • Suzi Q. 2 months ago
    on this I used water color based color markers. So it goes transparent when projected. Or just painting with water color is fine but you have to seal it with fixatif spray or any other finishing spray on top so it doesn't peel away when it dries.
    well, good luck and show us when your done! :)
  • Retchy 2 months ago
    I see, I'll give it a go. Cheers!
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  • Karen Abad loves Dinosaurs. 2 months ago
    this is fantastic im a big stan brakhage and norman mclaren fan. I love doing this but have not gotten around to digitize my projections, I'm waiting on a new split reel....this is so cool. I love it Suzi Q.
  • Suzi Q. 2 months ago
    yes! brakhage my god. I love norman mclaren too. you must digitize your stuff and show. Long last films!!
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  • Walker Lamond 2 months ago
    awesome. really beautiful and the music is rad. have you tried adjusting the frame rate on your dvcam camera to something closer to 16 fps?
  • Suzi Q. 2 months ago
    no this was actual speed on my 16mm projector.
    I think it was 24 fps but when I shot with DV it was 29.95 or something so it came out like that(?) i guess.
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