Charles DeRosa Posted April 19, 2005 Share Posted April 19, 2005 Howdy, Do folks have suggestions on mimicking the look of movies from the 60's. I find Michael Ballhaus did an excellent job of it in "Goodfellas" - so if people have some production data on that film it might help -stock, processing, filters, etc. I'm shooting a 35mm short which we want to have the look of a found artifact from the era. Will shortly be doing some tests - Fuji v. Kodak, pushing, etc. There's a contrast to film from that era that I want to duplicate, but film stocks today seem to intent on "seeing into the shadows." Of course, production design is a huge factor. But there's a quality to 60's films that I'm having troulbe pinpointing. It was very interesting to watch "Goodfellas" followed by "Almost Famous", as "Almost Famous" looks like a movie made in the 90's about the 70's (too much light possibly?). While "Goodfellas" really feels like the 60's. Thanks Chuck DeRosa Los Angeles Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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