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1. 30 Days of Shooting

by Kirsten Lepore

2 years ago

My first 16mm film

Actors: Garrett Davis, Kirsten Lepore
Camera Assistant: Joyce Kim

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3d60 1 year ago

are there more down there?
Kirsten Lepore 1 year ago

hahahahaha! best response I've ever gotten for this film! :)
Ryan Kline 1 year ago

hehe awesome!
alex haworth 1 year ago

pretty fun, is that really 16mm or did you just do the "effects" as it looks pretty interlacy.
Kirsten Lepore 1 year ago

It's 16mm, but in order to get a digital version to upload here, I had to use an XLR camera to videotape the film projected on the wall (which is why you have that black feathered edge)
Victor Stuber 1 year ago

awesome video, I would try de-interlacing it though
Kirsten Lepore 1 year ago

Yea those lines really bother me, I don't know how to do that tho....
Victor Stuber 1 year ago

I dont know what program you use, but when you export, there is usually a de-interlace function
Kirsten Lepore 1 year ago

k, cool, thanks!
Marco Rognoni 1 year ago

wow!
Wolfgang Gaebler 1 year ago

This movie is too complicated for me...

How could you make this movie while you where captured in the sand?

Did you start the cam before you went underground?

Why does your hair looks so clean and not a little bit sandy? Is there a shower beneath the beach?

So many questions... ;-))
Kirsten Lepore 1 year ago

haha, my camera assistant Joyce did the last shot while I was coming out of the hole...

...and I use pantene pro V, hehehe.
Wolfgang Gaebler 1 year ago

TsTsTs... so this is a commercial spot for pantene pro v... ;-))

You should make this more clear... ;-)
Simon Vannarath 1 year ago

"That's the last time someone plays a prank on me while sunbaking..." >_<

Seriously, what did you shoot with and the stock? I'm hoping to do some stuff on 16mm myself.
Jason Burger Visual 1 year ago

That's pretty wild!
Bracken James Batson 1 year ago

Just great!
Marcel Aranda 1 year ago

i liked your work, your ideas are ingenious, i feel your movies in a everyday way. I had a good time. (Sorry for my english).
Kirsten Lepore 1 year ago

thanks so much, Marcel! :D
Glad you enjoyed the films!
(and your english is perfect!)
Graham Wardle 1 year ago

I love it. Simple and entertaining. Guess who also rocked the house down.
Kirsten Lepore 1 year ago

thanks Graham! :)
Greg Wallis 1 year ago

That's great. Really, so simple, which is probably what makes it so wonderful. I look forward to part 2, where you see about another 20 people coming out... :)
Iain 1 year ago

Haha, awesome video. What 16mm camera did you use?
Kirsten Lepore 1 year ago

Thanks! 'Twas an old school bolex camera
Iain 1 year ago

The one you wind, and get like 34 seconds of use each time out of ? I got to shoot 16mm a few times, and loved it. I used an old bolex as well.
Kirsten Lepore 1 year ago

yep, exactly! I love those bolexes...and I especially love the sound the film makes when it's running through the camera...ahhh so nice!
Iain 1 year ago

haha yeah. Well, I hope to see more from you soon, all your videos are great.
Frederic Vercammen 1 year ago

Where I can find this beach :-)
Great stuff
Dave David 1 year ago

I wasn't expecting that, nice!
Jörg Brönnimann 11 months ago

thats the kind of movie i like...
simple...good camera...creativ...
Casey Pugh 11 months ago

Every time I dig someone up, they're always dead. Maybe I should try the beach.
Donna Marino 11 months ago

Too funny!
Nilz 11 months ago

You use tri-x reversal for this? Looks beautiful. Very fun film. I enjoyed watching all of your movies, you have some great concepts.
Kirsten Lepore 11 months ago

yup! tri-x reversal on an old bolex camera! Glad you liked it!
siro bercetche 11 months ago

our fims are great!
greetings from buenos aires!
Richard Huntington 11 months ago

Wow, cool!!!
Brennan Clark 10 months ago

Damn, you do some fine work! Story From NA is amazing. Gotta forward that on to friends. I would say "keep it up", but you obviously will. Thanks helping me kill some time! -Brennan
Kirsten Lepore 10 months ago

Thanks Brennan! Glad you enjoyed the work! Forward away!!! :)
Joob Kool 9 months ago

Haha that was very unexpected. Really goodlooking with the old footage feeling! Check out my video: vimeo.com/3407518

Steven
shane kinsman 8 months ago

VERY COOL, ENJOYED IT. and the first comment was good,"any more down there" haha
Max Tsarev 7 months ago

i like your videos :)
Adam Leideker 4 months ago

yahoo, 16 mm.
arancia idraulica 2 months ago

A sweet idea!
I like the sense of strenght, love and freedom in this film.
You're a very talented girl. Keep it up!