Richard Hackney

Hello again, A friend of mine made this backpacking/traveler type movie called Last Stop For Paul that he shot in over 20 countries. It's been winning a lot of awards at film festivals and he's decided to turn it into an internet series. The cinematography is sort of psuedo documentary and travel show style, which fits the film well. Ifilm and Revver agree that it's really cool and they are featuring the web episodes on their main page. You can check it all out there or on the main web page for the movie and series. www.laststopforpaul.com The entire film was shot with two DVX100a cameras. It is a unique film, check it out and let me know what you think.

I am wanting to shoot a film and cross process the stock. Can you run fuji F-CP-3513DI, a color positive film, though a camera and get the same rsuslts as Kodak Ektachrome? I have seen conflicting results.

Interesting

I have talked to labs all over LA and almost all of them do charge a set up fee. But every single lab said that it does not, and has never been proved to contaminate the chemicals. Also most of them said that the negative will hold up longer than people expect. the magenta will fade a little, but nothing to drastic. But this is a moot point. My reason for posting was to get othets opinions who have actually gone through this. I want to hear about, and possibly see acutal footage - and not just the hollywood stuff. Thanks for the article link, that is the kind of stuff I am looking for.

Student?

I am shooting a film in which a large portion of the scenes are fanasty. I'm going for a very surreal look. I have weighed out different options and cross processing is looking like a very healthy choice. I have a some questions though. After searching for different stocks, kodak seems to only offer 100d reversal. Fuji has two tungsten stocks but I'm not sure of the ISO. Has anyone been through this before? What's the best stock? I've also read about over exposing when cross processing, but I lots of opinions on how much. Over exposing by one stop seems to be widely accepted. Anyone have any thoughts on this?