my super 8 process + tips | canon 514xl

welcome back! this is a very different video than I normally make but I get a lot of questions about my creative process specifically with film. I have been wanting to share more about this so figured it was a good time to make a video about it. hope this helps :)
intro
1:14 choosing a camera
3:08 choosing film
4:12 developing
5:45 my shooting process
6:35 my editing process
7:38 summer in the pnw
Super 8 Camera: Canon 514xl
Film: Kodak Vision3 200T
Developing: Cinelab
Cover photo by ‪@NathanielWise‬
Royalty free music: Epidemic Sound

[@KodyCoFilms]

Check out The Negative Space! It’s about the same price and you can get a 5K scan over scanned but allows you to scale in more for vertical edits

[@StephenMcLeod]

Super 8 4 lyfe

[@BiboEbuen]

Love it! Can't wait for my Super 8!

[@Schneeeulenwetter]

IMPORTANT! don't buy an audio super 8, because they don't even produce the super 8 film anymore that let's you record audio! it's a metal strip in the film itself and that's not produced anymore.
record it with your phone simultaneously
edit: your footage is so so nice!

[@mmuzzwell3654]

Your camera might be over exposing (or the telecine). I have films I shot 24 years ago on Kodak 200 and the contrast and chroma is stronger. Generally the whole result is crisper. So maybe do a test with fixing the aperture (EE lock) a stop or two lower. You will get more of that inky look. I know most telecine places will do a one light pass. If you want to get the best (if your camera is working as it should) get a scanner or decent projector and video camera. Great vibe in these films.

[@Besidejay]

Love the vibes of this vid! Makes me wanna get one now ❤

[@fernandoleao]

Muito bom! Thank you to sharing your experiences with us.

[@tobinsphotovideo]

Canon 514 is a good one. Ive been using a Sankyo XL 60s for most of my footage but im getting a lot of "frame jitter" with it.

[@EthanAbitz]

welp it’s official.. i need my own super 8 camera 🥺 the footage is just too goood

[@oldradiosnphonographs]

Do it. You will not regret it. Just be careful of what model you want. There is no such thing as an “untested” camera. I don’t have this specific Canon but canon is the way to go!

[@Schneeeulenwetter]

Braun is also good I personally think (or Minolta)

[@avdidit]

LFG! I needed the tips

[@Stephmaddoxx]

Thanks for the tips!! 😊

[@toddgriggs1651]

hey jess! great video
I've got the same camera and put my first roll through last week.
my film came back super hazy and kinda unusable i had the tungsten setting on and not daylight. i think thats the mistake i made
have you ever ran a roll through with the red tungsten setting on? hoping its not my camera and just a rookie mistake
thanks jess

[@AI-Hallucination]

Jawline ❤

[@daphnesasson7399]

youre amazing

[@NathanaelBillings]

Oooo Loved this!! Hearing the price, I don't think super 8 is for me lmao but I can just use yours when you come back to the PNW

[@Schneeeulenwetter]

you can get them much much cheaper! I got mine for 60 I think and recently saw someone selling his for 1 because the batteries leaked (which is no problem at all.)

[@elliegillard6555]

Thanks for the video - I’ve just bought this camera on eBay myself. When you shoot the 200T do you use a daylight balancing filter to get those colours? I’ve ordered some 50D but not sure if it’ll be enough for the UK (probably similar weather to the PNW)

[@ggdfggdfgdffgfddg34]

ох ты так крута!