Menad Kesraoui

My first demo reel! Stocks used: Fuji vivid 500 Fuji vivid 160 Kodak 500t vision3 Kodak 250d vision3 Kodak Eastman Double-X Questions and comments are welcomed, I hope you'll enjoy it!! http://vimeo.com/20902709

I saw the 35mm reel projected at Technicolor Montreal, great stock. The rep assured me this was straight out of the camera, no Telecine or DI whatsoever. I dit a short movie using exclusively 35mm eterna500 vivid, and I can assure you there's no lies in this reel, the black are deep and noiseless. A very nice stock. Here's the teaser of my short feature using the stock: http://vimeo.com/13533210

The three-iris-blade would be which MK? As for the S2/3, here in Montreal it seems that every rental house has pledged allegiance to Zeiss. The only cooke I've come around are s4, the rest is all zeiss ss/ultra/master primes!

Hi all! I'm shooting a short film on RED in November, wished it was film but the budget is very tight... At first, I was supposed to shoot with Cooke S4 which I absolutly love, but the shooting is being extended and now the only set of prime lenses we can afford are the Zeiss Super Speed. I've never ever used them, so I was wondering what were your thoughts on these lenses? How do they compare to S4, Ultra? I'm not sure if ill be getting MKIII or MKII or even MKI, depends on what's available at the rental house. I'll be shooting 4K, RED at native 5000K, lense around T2 for my Night Int and T2.8/4 for my Ext. Every comments are welcome. Thank you! Ménad Kesraoui

There you go for the d-21 in montreal: http://www.videomtl.com/location/cameras/c...umerique-1.html

Penelope is now available at Michel Trudel. Also, I don't remember where, but there is rental house that owns the d21, I had a talk with them maybe 6 months ago, but they asked too much for it so we ended up renting a Red. Again, I'm sorry I don't remember which one it is because I called every rental house in Montreal in a single after-noon. You should ask Bruno(owner) at videoservice, he will know for sure where you can rent it. Hope it helps. Ménad Kesraoui

Let say I rate a 500 ASA film to 320, does the lab handle it as 500 ASA and then I correct the exposition in post, or do I tell them it has been rated at 320 and they process it as 320 asa film? Thanks and sorry my english's awkward.

Here's the link http://www.facebook.com/ext/share.php?sid=...gubO&ref=mf , and I'm wondering what film stock they used! It is all very reminiscent of the Christopher Doyle's work on the Fallen Angels movie from Wong Kar Wai.