stock and lens combo

[Delorme Jean-Marie]

hi all

i'm curently preparing a short film

I have the choice between S16 and 35 to achieve the look and i 'll go thrue testing thanks to Panasion Paris, Kodak, Fuji and my friends techniciens.

 

i'm trying to find out what whas used as a comno lens stock for the following films, so maybe you have a good memory, or the proper AC mag issue or you where the opérator yourself.

anyway thx in advance for your imputs

 

the films are :

- Enfant, L' (2005).. aka The Child from the dardennes brothers

- Rosetta (1999) from the dardennes brothers

- Sur mes lèvres (2001) (writer).. aka Read My Lips from jacques audiar shot in Cook S3 but what stock?

- Scaphandre et le papillon, Le (2007)

aka "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" from julian schabell

- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) from michel gondry

- Loin (2001) ... aka Far from andre téchiné

- Exils (2004) . aka Exiles from tony Gatlif

 

i think all those film goes in the same direction with the "look"

thanks for the imputs

[Delorme Jean-Marie]

and

Irma Vep (1996) from olivier assayas

[Delorme Jean-Marie]

and last one

"wonderland" from michael winterbottom

 

thanks

[Brad Grimmett]

I searched a couple of these on IMDB really quickly and saw that one or two have lenses listed. Didn't see any stocks, but I didn't check them all.

[Delorme Jean-Marie]

I searched a couple of these on IMDB really quickly and saw that one or two have lenses listed. Didn't see any stocks, but I didn't check them all.

yes thanks i didn't knew this imdb "trick"

 

i also posted the same question on cinematographie.info wich is the brand new brother of cinematography.com in french language with more Europeen cinematographers members. and more connections with Europeen culture .

 

i'm not saying that cinematography.com is U.S centered, to me it proved it's open minded to the worldwide comunity of cinematographers and cinema lovers in general.