Charles Brubaker

Bump. Auction ends tomorrow

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I'm selling my 16mm Bolex Reflex camera on eBay. It still works perfectly. Great for making films. See listing here. Auction ends on July 30th.

Still available if anyone wants it.

Bump. This item is available again.

Item sold

I have about 80 ft of Kodak Vision 3 200T/7213 for sale. It's a short-end, unexposed, and undeveloped. Good for a first-time filmmaker. Price is $25 plus shipping Email me if interested.

Planning to splice the negatives for editing.

I'm producing a 16mm film, expected to finish in late 2014. For editing, is there a specific 16mm splicer that you would recommend? Let me know what brand for me to keep an eye on. Thanks!

I have a 16mm Bolex. It's only standard ratio, however (part of the money would go to having it converted to S16 by professionals). I'm planning to shoot myself. I'm familiar with Greg Ford's camera. Maybe if I can get more $$$ down the line, I could afford to hire him to shoot it.

It's been a week and already we're in the $1,900 range. I wonder who will bring it to the $2,000 level? Thanks to everyone who supported me throughout this endeavor. I appreciate it very much!

Heartened at the support I'm getting. The campaign's barely a week old and I'm already over $1,800. Thank you very much! Please continue to pledge, and spread the word to cartoon fans everywhere!

Many of us love watching films. That part's obvious, and I know there are even some of us that MAKES film. I'm one of them. I have written about animation, most notably for Jerry Beck's Cartoon Research. Even on print I did some freelance for Hogan's Alley magazine. I'm also a cartoonist, having done illustration work, editorial cartoons, and independent comic books. I also did some animation, having been involved in Bill Plympton's "Guard Dog Global Jam", some obscure student projects, and even doing a short film called "Fishing", which had its only public screening in Boston at a pop culture convention. One of my comics involves a character I've been developing for a while called "Koko the Blue". The main character is a teenage sorceress (originally a witch) who has to deal with her full-time job. I wrote a script early this year, which went through development, getting input from professional animation people, and then further refined from my writing partner David Winn Jr. I ultimately used the script as a comic book, which came out in June 2013. It got positive reviews, and I later did several more stories with the character. I decided to pull everything together and make a short film based on the story. I teamed up with few friends, including animators Aaron Long (Fester Fish) and Zoe Piel, voice actor Kyle Carrozza (also a cartoonist, creator of Moobeard and Frog Raccoon Strawberry), and composer Kevin Bluhm (Pawn Stars, various documentaries). I set the goal to raise $13,000 to cover the costs, which isn't too bad considering how much Hollywood studios spend. I'm working to have the cartoon painted on cels and photographed in Super 16mm. I have done animation on standard 16mm before, so I decided to go for the wider format, which suits well since everything is in 16:9 aspect ratio now. I have more details on the IndieGoGo page. Please check it out and spread the word.

Thanks! Yeah, I know about S16mm being capture-only format. I was planning to have it on negative for later editing.

This is a long shot, but is there anyone who can convert digital footage to Super 16mm? Yes, I said Super 16, not regular.