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stephen defilippi

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  1. Hi everyone, i'm selling my Arriflex 16SB and first i've listed this amazing motor on E-Bay. ARRI SB Motor It's all working, some tape residue on the body. thanks
  2. Hi everyone, i'm selling my Arriflex 16SB and first i've listed this amazing motor on E-Bay. ARRI SB Motor It's all working, some tape residue on the body. thanks
  3. DITTO, be careful with the SR, make sure its not made in France. I have an SRII and love it. cheers
  4. Hi can anyone share their experience shooting 6fps (and printing down) and matching it with the film shot at 24fps. Im filming a dance number in January on 7217 (200T) @ 24fps. I need to match it with film shot @ 6fps though. Ive never done this and I am debating using 50D with a 80a so i can shoot the same lense opening or using the 7217 and ND 1.2 which is dark, and thats a problem because the 6fps is handheld following the dancer closely. any ideas to get the same look - easily. cheers
  5. I recently saw this experimental cinema DVD with Egbert Mittelstadt's experimental short called Unfolding. I did some research and a technique called SLIT SCAN VIDEO was used?? what ever that is. I can't load any of the footage, but basically the principle image is of a nude dancer moving to some sounds. Behind her is the same image moving from right to left. That image looks like it was "smeared" and so is a continuous smearing of the colors of the dancer who dances in front. Does anyone who is familiar with the work know how he did this? Cheers
  6. Hi any help is appreciated I am filming a short on 16mm next month and I don't have access to the location until the day of. Ive seen it and done measurements but I cant shoot any tests there. The film is a basically a modern dance performance. It's a 5 minute piece in a 50' deep by 60' wide room with black floors, ceiling & walls and there are black curtains all around the "stage" area. I have 1'600 feet of Kodak 7274 (200T) coming out of my freezer for this. I was thinking of using a 2k fresnel with large long snoot at the far left side aimed at the far right rear part of the room. It would cross a large portion of the dance area, but not all. (I will also bring a 1k and a 650w in case this is too much light for the room). Originally I planned to hang a 10x16' silk on the right side out of frame to reflect light back, but now im wondering about filling the back corner with smoke to backlight the dancer. Im also using a 650w with soft gel to fill the right side. The dancer will move into and out of the light "beam" and her performance is pretty much central so I don't need to light the whole area, thankfully. I haven't worked that much with fog, except for short scenes and I don't have time to test it out in this room, because it's so booked up with performances. any ideas? Would it be best to use the large silk to bounce light, the fog or maybe both. I can alway add lights, but would prefer to keep it darker. Cheers Stephen
  7. Look at the photo on the right. The black knob is just to the left of the hand. the motor on this camera is not that big. its not likely that it has broken a gear or sprocket. cheers
  8. Hi Henry. Try turning the black knob inside of the film compartment as you hold down the run button. Also sometimes the motors move a bit (shift because the screws that hold the bracket become loose) and this causes jamming. Im not an expert, but ive done minor repairs in the gear box and ive adjusted the motor position easily and this helped with mine which now runs perfectly. Also make sure the single exposure button is disengaged (if it has one). stephen
  9. Try double 8mm , i have 2 - 25 foot spools
  10. Hi i cant find any other numbers which are different then those on the motor. cheers
  11. Hi Tim, hopefully you will be able to see this photo. Cheers
  12. Hi tim No, thats not it, thats an older unit, very heavy. Ill try to post it tomorrow. The unit I have is sleek. the piece between the motor and the plug looks like a black sausage about 2.5" in diameter and 9 inches long. the motor is a bit like the one you show but at least 2 inches longer. I have one of those as well here. cheers
  13. I had a nagra 4.2 and i loved it. The sound quality was warm. I sold it recently a bought a marantz pmd666 because i travel and wanted something that was small and had xlr in. The marantz is quite excellent and easy to use. i can download directly to my computer in seconds. i can down load to anyones computer without additional software. the marantz that i have can also act as an intermediate tool to transfer dat, and 1/4" tape to a digital format. This suits me right now, because its so convenient. I paid about $550 for it which is about what i sold the Nagra for. I do miss the Nagra and I would buy another. Also, I lucked into a deal on 1/4 tape back when I had the nagra and when I sold it, i gave the buyer about 60 new tapes. cheers
  14. hi i have one that im listing on ebay in the next few days. It looks & runs like new. Its biggish and plugs into 115 volts. the controller which is between the wall and the motor has an on/off and a forward/reverse. I've never seen an add for this and it doesn't appear on Tim's site. Its made by arriflex. I still have the box. I have used it since i bought it and i am selling it along with my 16s/b gs to fund an Aaton. Its absolutely beautiful to use. Much quieter than my variable speed motor. It gets to speed almost instantly. Ill try to post a picture in the next day or two. Stephen
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