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Film Diary: Fuqua-Varina, NC: May, 2024 - even in the worst conditions, and with the worst available light (and least forgiving film), there is something so wonderful about film that once you see the image, you only want to give it the slightest tweaks so the memory can stay beautiful and imperfect, just like it was and is. https://lnkd.in/eZVNYhbU

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What is a SnorriCam shot in movies? This device is used by filmmakers and they rig it to the body of an actor. The SnorriCam shot allows the camera to face the actor directly so that when they walk, they do not appear to move, but everything around them does move. The SnorriCam shot can be jarring, sure. Why is it called SnorriCam? The SnorriCam is named after two Icelandic photographers and directors, Einar Snorri and Eiður Snorri, who worked together under the name Snorri Bros (but are not otherwise related). The idea of what was later coined the "SnorriCam" has been around for decades, in mostly ad hoc implementations. Mindworking Asia Mindworking Australia #film #snorricam #camera #movie #video

Been watching this the past few evenings. Pretty great and easy to watch series about Film and Cinema. I've learned quite a bit and highly recommend it. It relates to technology, culture, and art as well as how money shaped the industry. Maybe not the best but a good start to an interesting topic. #film #cinema #photography

🎬 Christian Bale: Every Film from 1986 to 2025 – Full Filmography 📽️ | Hollyslides #christianbale https://lnkd.in/dyMwsUDn Welcome to our deep dive into the illustrious film career of Christian Bale! In this video, we explore every movie Bale has starred in from his early beginnings in 1986 to his latest roles in 2025. Known for his remarkable versatility and commitment to his characters, Bale has captivated audiences worldwide with performances in iconic films. In this video, you'll find: A complete list of Christian Bale’s movies organized by release year #ChristianBale, #ChristianBaleMovies, #ChristianBaleHeight, #ChristianBaleNetWorth, #ChristianBaleWife, #ChristianBaleYoung, #ChristianBaleRelationships, #ChristianBaleAge, #ChristianBaleAwards, #ChristianBaleAccent, #ChristianBaleAmericanPsychoPhysique, #ChristianBaleAgeInAmericanPsycho, #AmericanPsychoChristianBale, #AwardsWonByChristianBale, #AllChristianBaleBatmanMovies, #AmericanHustleChristianBale, #ActorChristianBale, #AllChristianBaleMovies, #AnneHathawayChristianBale, #AmsterdamChristianBale, #AmyAdamsChristianBale, #AmericanPsychoChristianBalePhysique, #ChristianBaleBatmanMoviesInOrder, #ChristianBaleBeard, #ChristianBaleBestMovies, #ChristianBaleBatmanPhysique, #ChristianBaleBatman4, #BatmanChristianBale, #BruceWayneChristianBale, #BestChristianBaleMovies, #BatmanMoviesChristianBale, #BatmanBeginsChristianBale, #BatmanMoviesInOrderChristianBale, #BillieEilishChristianBale, #Batman4ChristianBale, #BigShortChristianBale, #BatmobileChristianBale, #ChristianBaleCar, # , #ChristianBaleChildActor, #ChristianBaleCharacters, #ListOfChristianBaleMovies,

Pentax Launches A New Film Camera As we consider the rise of AI and its potential to transform photography as a medium, it's interesting to note that some people are seeking alternatives that offer a deeper sense of humanity and engagement. For the first time in 20 years, Pentax is going backward and making a film camera. This is in response to the growing demand and interest among younger generations for film cameras. As this article interviewing student photographers at ASU explains. "When Aidan Ruiz decided to buy a film camera on a whim, he didn't expect the used Nikon with a broken autofocus would ignite a passion for photography. After acquiring the camera in a meeting with the seller, the senior studying finance threw in a 36-photo roll and proceeded to shoot all of it on campus. What he captured could be described only as "horrendous," Ruiz said. But he was hooked. Though Ruiz had taken photos with a digital camera before, his infatuation with film's nostalgic grain and raw quality inspired him to experiment with different formats, lenses and subjects. Since then, he's added another film camera to his collection — a 65-year-old Mamiya RB67 — but his vintage Nikon remains a favorite. "I still own that camera today," Ruiz said. "I still shoot with it every weekend." Even though today's generation lives in a digital world where iPhones can capture videos in 4K Cinematic mode with just the tap of a finger and cutting-edge cameras can operate at 120 frames per second, many are still running to eBay and thrift stores in search of old film cameras. "Film just hits different," Ruiz said. "The entire process of having to slow down when you take photos — because you know film is expensive and you have 36 shots per roll — is an entirely different experience than taking (photos) on a digital camera," Ruiz said. https://lnkd.in/erxXcj-a The growth of interest in film photography has been supported by new companies like CineStill Film - which crowdfunded its way into existence and has a pretty fascinating origin story as this 2016 interview with the founders explains. "Through our photography and cinematography, we began tinkering with processes to bridge the gap between motion picture technology and still photography, from hacking cameras and lenses to chemically adapting film. Being based in Hollywood helped us have special relationships with labs and companies in both industries. We began this journey before 2012 by shooting a 250 exposure back for a Nikon, which would allow us to splice lengths of motion picture film together long enough for the motion picture processors the size of the machine tools our father worked on. But we wanted to be able to shoot this technology in our Leicas and other compact cameras, and allow people to process at a normal photo lab. So we hacked film." https://lnkd.in/eGJrBxGJ https://lnkd.in/esn2udtj

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📢 UPCOMING WEBINAR 🗓️ Tuesday, 27th February 2024 ✔️Visual Effects Guide to DaVinci Resolve - Certification Class ➡️ https://wbn.ac/853LvZ In this webinar, you'll discover the limitless creativity of DaVinci Resolve's Fusion page. #WebinarCafe #FilmIndustry #Photography #VisualEffects #MotionGraphics #DaVinciResolve #CreativeDesign #FilmEditing #GraphicDesign #NodeBasedEditing #VFXTraining #MotionDesign

Excellent points made in today's panel: 🌱 Indigenous knowledge and experience with #naturebasedsolutions must be honored, recognised, and learned from. - Daniela Rizzi 🌱 We need to be aware of people’s fears, concerns, and possible trade offs. We need to address them in an open way. If we dismiss concerns, we are not going to get anywhere. - Paola Lepori 🌱 We are all nature. We need nature inside and outside cities so that we can thrive. - Cecilia Polacow Herzog 🌱 We want nature-based solutions to become the new normal. For this, we have to ask: What should mainstreaming achieve? The goal always has to be in relation to people's reality. - Bettina Wilk Join us for the rest of the online portion of The Nature of Cities Festival for more insights on what it will take to bring more nature into cities. ICLEI Europe Claudia Misteli David Maddox Kassia Rudd Anna B. Shreya Utkarsh Oppla IUCN

T-MINUS 15 DAYS until Principal Photography begins on "All That Is Evil." It's been five years since I've last directed a feature film! (Except a couple feature-length documentaries — this is entirely different though, as it's narrative and based on a screenplay I wrote myself.) While we are mostly geared up to take on the production, we are looking to cover a few additional expenses that will elevate this project to the next level. If you want to support film industry growth in the Carolinas, please consider contributing towards our campaign. (LINKED in the comments.)