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SUBJECT Short Film

by Michael B. Chait

SUBJECT Short Film http://www.tmupictures.com Starring John Turk Directed by Michael B. Chait Written by Timothy Ritchey & Michael B. Chait Executive Producer - Westley Gathright Co-Producer - Timothy Ritchey Produced by Michael B. Chait Music by Michael Kramer Edited by Adam Kaplan Director of Photography - Westley Gathright Sound Design - Shannon Reddy Assistant Director / Associate Producer - Sean Miller Lead Firefighter - Brett Miller Doctors/Soldiers - Karen Corbeill, Joe Locastro, Timothy Ritchey Voice of Dispatcher - Emily Price Stunt Coordinator - John Turk Visual Effects Supervisor - Anthony Ricciardi Production Designer - Westley Gathright Art Directors - Joe Locastro, Michael B. Chait Special Makeup Effects - Javier Rivera A Camera Operator - Westley Gathright B Camera Operator - Michael B. Chait C Camera Operator - Michael A. Vanderwyst Assistant Camera/Loader - Will Brick Gaffer - Brandon Chisholm Dolly Grip - Michael Levan Location Sound/Swing -…

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Caren & Neal | Ritz Carlton Wedding | 16mm Wedding Film

by Living Cinema

LOCATION: The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel EVENT DESIGN: Fresh Events Company PHOTOGRAPHY: Elizabeth Messina FLOWERS: White Lilac Shot on Kodak 16mm Film

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First Lomokino Test

by Will Montgomery

Shot with the new Lomokino 35mm hand-cranked movie camera. Uses 35mm still film and takes 2-perf tall frame. Had Wolf Camera process and scan the negative. Wound up with 4 frames per scan. The 1st and/or last frame on each scan sometimes was cut off a little as their scan didn't capture 4 frames completely. Opened them in Photoshop and manually copied each frame into a new Photoshop 1280x460 document. I adjusted each frame a little so it turned out more steady than it really was shot. Set up the animation within the Photoshop document like making a animated web ad. Set each frame to .2 seconds and exported via Photoshop "render video" option. Took about 40 minutes the first time.

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Lucky

by Will Montgomery

Short collection of 35mm Eyemo test clips. Finally have the crystal Eyemo up and running with a Nikon mount thanks to friends at Panavision. Focus and framing is by best guestimate. Film: Fuji 64D short ends Transfer: Spirit HD &Transfer and Filmworkers Club, Dallas, TX Please excuse the sappy song.