16mm Film

Archive for August, 2010

Music Clip for comedy trio Tripod. Music clip is shot on 16mm and digital video. It stars Cassie Mc Grath who plays the bride.

First test of a recently purchased Bell & Howell Filmo 70DR 16mm camera

16mm film shot while making the “Fight Club” still photo spread for W magazine with Steven Klein in 1999. Shot and edited by Niels Alpert. Music by Reigning Sound.

Both’ – S16mm Co-production: Tarmak Films (credited as Chronic Films in the press release) Director: Bassem Breche Cinematographer: Eric Trometer Editor: Dana Kahil Trometer Producer: Adam Moley Format: S16mm – Kodak 7210 (Neg. Bleach by Pass) and 7285 Bassem Breche has made appearances as a supporting actor in films such as ‘Blind Flight’ and ‘Hamburg Cell’. This is an extract of his first short film who premiered at the 46th International Critic’s Week in Cannes 2007

An encounter between a white boy and an African girl in a night train. They look at each other: he wants to, but doesn’t dare. She lets him, but stays elusive. When the train stops at the next station, he has to show his colors. IMPASSE Director: Bram Schouw Netherlands, 2008, 5min Format: DigiBeta (screening) – 16mm (shooting) Festival Edition: 2009 Category: Short Cast: Sieger Sloot, Mutaleni Nadimi Crew: Executive Producer: Jeroen van den Idsert, YANi – Producer: Lisa Driehuis, Robert Roosenstein – Screenwriter: Bram Schouw, Jasper Wolf – Editor: Brian Ent DCE – Cinematographer: Jasper Wolf – Sound: Feike de Wit – Production Design: Kitty Albers Sales: Jeroen van den Idsert, Executive producer – Hazazah Film, Plantage Parklaan 9 1018 SR Amsterdam, The Netherlands – T: +31(0)204226422 – F: +31(0)206240257 Email: jeroenhazazah.com director Bram Schouw was born on 1979 in The Hague, The Netherlands. He graduated with honors in Writing and Directing Cinema. His final short film, MARRIAGE, was the official opening film for the Curta Cinema Rio de Janeiro 2005. It was shown at the London Times Film Festival, Dutch Film Festival, Short Film Festival Cardiff and Cinema Jakarta. In 2007 he co-directed the play Backspace for the festival Cinema et Justice, organized by the French Embassy. His second short film IMPASSE is part of the film project Stories On Human Rights, twenty-two Short films produced by the United Nations and Art For the World, based on the Universal …

Student film made with Syracuse University classmates Cory Gerard and Almir Loncaric as an exercise to learn how to use a Bolex 16mm camera. In this film, SU’s Carrier Dome turns out to be a giant egg from which a monstrous lizard hatches and initiates a fire-breathing attack against Cory, an unsuspecting bystander. Special effects courtesy of Crayola Magic Markers.

One of the most highly anticipated mountain bike video releases of the year, ROAM is the second film from the critically acclaimed group of film makers know as The Collective. Shot on gloriously detailed 16mm film, ROAM really pushes the boundaries, as much in terms of cutting edge riding as breath taking cinematography.