16mm Film - Kodak Vision 50D
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Land Or Sky
A young WW2 pilot is subtly pressured by his father-in-law to pursue another career.
The final project of first year production class.
MFA Chapman University.
Super 16mm film. Arri SR2.
Creative Limitations: 3 page script. 2 characters. 1 location. 2 rolls of film.
Film stock: Kodak Vision 2-50D/7201
Written, Directed, Edited by Jason Baumgardner
Cinematography by David Kitchner
Starring Thaine Allison and Daniel McCarty
www.jasonbaumga...
This is beautiful writing and cinematography. It's a perfect example of a dialogue scene that features characters doing more than just standing/sitting in front of each other and talking.
Thanks Luke! I rehearsed with the actors, blocked according to character beats, and storyboarded it all to make sure we got the angles we wanted with our limited amount of film. Only shot what we needed!
check out this guy's instagram @k3super16mm. he seems crazy
Not only excellent cinematography but the acting was also 1st class. This makes one want to see more. Both actors were great but that young fellow has the potential to be a super star.
Subtle piece of film-making. Simple , effective camera that doesn't interfere with the well-paced acting. A pleasure.
This is a fantastic dialogue scene. Also, I absolutely love the look of 16mm.
And if I'm honest, you've just inspired me. I'm a film student and when I think of a short film I always try to do a beginning middle and end of a story, but this is just dialogue and its better than anything I've ever made. It's like one scene of a movie, but without the context. It's perfect. Thanks dude, you just taught me something.
Looks like it came straight out of the 70s!
Awesome, I wished it was a full feature. Can't stand the crap Hollywood makes on computers these days. I hope to shoot a feature on 16mm some day and films like this give me the faith that 16mm film is still alive and well but I'm 61 so I need to get it off the ground soon. Thanks for the inspiration!
This is the essence of film making, great work!
Thanks for watching and for the kind words!
Dodge College alum here.....damn good job. Love the pace, not pretentious, and authentically engaging. 16mm was a smart choice. Keep it up!
WORK OF ART
Wow. I was just looking for 16mm film footage, but I found so much more. Thank you.
Very fine film. Been awhile since I felt so engaged and loved the characters and the story. Bravo!
that was really well shot and preformed, i loved the subtle power struggle emphasised by the land and sky dividing the frame
Okay this was just art. Simple sweet screenplay, masterful blocking, seamless editing, all elevated with that legendary camera and stock.
Nada supera la calidad de imagen cinematográfica que el propio celuloide.
Simply beautiful!!!
How much meaning and emotion can be packed in 6 minutes?
A lot...
Everything about this was perfect. I wanted to see more! The acting was great. Shots were great, the audio was great, and oh that amazing look from that 16mm film. Absolutely loved it!
this deserves so much more attention. Truly brilliant.
Thank you sir! Feel free to share liberally!
What i like the most is that it doesn't have music or any extra effects that taints the impact of the dialogs and the acting. I really love it. It's basically 16mm Dogma 95, except for the aspect ratio.
currently a dodge student planning to make my junior year film on 16mm. this is super inspiring while getting my prep ready, especially seeing another dodge student shoot on film.
Man, 16mm. Nothing like it!
Dude very nice composition in every single shoot.
Thanks! It was rehearsed, blocked and storyboarded. Only had 1-2 takes per angle.
Visually beautiful film and touching story. I'm amazed at the quality that Super 16mm can do.
This is so well done. So simple and perfectly executed with cinematography and dialogue.
Saw this few years ago, but couldn't able to find it since then. Now that I have found it again, I am so happy. This is pure cinema.
Wow. I am honored that you sought it out again! Glad you enjoy it that much!
Beautiful work! Digital can't have this look and even if it gets close, it's still fake mimicing. This is the real shit and used really well.
found it 12 years later. fucking amazing!
Thx for watching!
This is fantastic
Most well done short film since
Despite the Beautiful story I love Super 16s & Arri SR2s Texture, warmth and realness that it adds to the footage as if you just saw it happening in real life couple of hours ago in a flourishing farm while family waiting there for you at house in there.
The montage the mise en scène the actors are great is not easy to did what you did well done👍
Absolutely beautiful... the dialogue and cinematography are great! Amazing work!!
This is excellent, Mr. Baumgardner, particularly on a technical level. Never knew 16mm could be so terrific looking. Well done, and I look forward to seeing what comes next from you!
Great video!
This is something that digital cameras can never capture.
i just stumbled on this and this is great 👍
Thanks for watching! Share if you care to!
Bravo what a great lesson learned
I love the language of this short. The composition amazingly contributes to the dialogue’s subtext. I also love the texture of the image. Do you happen to remember what set of lenses did you shoot with?
I don't remember the lenses at this point. They were primes (not that tells you much). I did work on blocking with the actors and the camera angles to align with the story so I'm glad you noticed it! Thanks for watching!
Man that was a great film & story... Thanks for sharing!
Finally found a very good short film
A+ stuff, this looks amazing
Simple yet effective. Phenomenal!
Wow, just wow. Great, nay, AMAZING job. The look, sound and script are easy and pleasing to digest. Keep it up!
Very very good work.
Well that was a delightful surprise. Well done.
Beautifully done 🤙🏻
this is great, artistic yet incisive. y’all really snapped
You know what this reminds me of? The Straight Story.
Haven't seen that. will have to check it out!
Damn that 16mm looks sweet...
Still waiting for an iPhone app, that ouputs footage like this.
Amazing work!!!! Can’t believe this doesn’t have a million views!
Generous praise! Thanks for watching!
ok thats awesome
DAMN! this is legendary!
My God this is amazing!!!!!
Thanks Skully!
I thought I was watching Superman for a minute. Scared the hell outta me there!
Nicely done. Inspiring.
amazing film! amazing story! would love to see how you shot it!
Imagine how boring this would have looked if it was a digital video camera. Immediately i felt like im watching an actual film, the nuanced performances translates so well. No amount of color grading or fancy digital shutter manipulation can achieve this.
wow
This was really good, great job.
Thanks for watching and for the encouraging words!
Wow! Just wow wish i could do this!
EXCELLENT.
Good job
Beautiful film!
Thanks for watching!
Beautifully shot and a captivating story. This is what bothers me about youtube, good content doesn't get the views it deserves. You should have gotten at least half a million views!
How much was the film/scanning in total?
❤❤❤. How come 16mm sharper here then all Bolexes?! Did I miss somthing?
Despite the knowledge that my opinion is irrelevant, I can't go without the necessity of expressing myself on the subject of film vs digital. First things first: I'm a film student, but that doesn't matter. What I'd like to point out is that I've been analyzing different Digital Cinema Cameras (Ursas, Alexas, Epic Weapons...) and to be honest, I dislike their look very much. As sharp and clean as it may be, simply doesn't feel like a movie. Although this was shot on film and digitally scanned for editing and distribution, therefore making it a digital product, the look and feel is much more organic and beautiful. The discipline of film is different and so the result is different. You can't fake film on digital. No matter how many overlays you apply in post. Congratulations on the film, I'm sure you and the team put a lot of effort into it.
Wow, that looks great. Like old good movies) Can you tell what film stock you used?
Well done!
I think this film is good, but could use some re-editing and sound work. Looks amazing, but a little too much expositional dialogue and it's hard to hear what they're saying half the time. Can tell it was a personal story, enjoyed the movie! Arri SR2 is the greatest camera ever made imho
Really impressive
good shit
cool
Awesome! What super 16mm film stock did you use? Keep up the great work!
Good job (y)
Hello Jason,
beautiful film! I saw in one of your comments you used an ARRI SR2, just wondering what kind of stock you used. Thanks!
Great work. And a really perfect scan. Very nice quality. Was that taken in super16?
Thanks so much for watching. It was super 16 and we only had a limited amount of film. So only 1-2 takes max, so rehearsals, blocking, and wild line takes were key. Great learning experience!
Lovely! How did you get the quality of 16mm this "clean?" I've seen some other 16mm shorts and they're more grainier and grittier. Thanks.
It's the stock, camera and the scan all contribute to the grain.
this video looks like a movie from 1998 or 2004 because it looks like it can be a horror movie like Chucky the doll from 1990
Can I ask what lens(es) you used for this?
Why tarantino didn't use sr3/2 for once upon a time in hollywood,this camera have a retro look than panavision xl2 and arri 435
Beautiful film. May I ask what camera and film stock were used? Thanks
Why u no longer make films like that?
great.
what lenses u used ? did u used one camera?
on what film this was shoot?
What film stock did you use?
Why, there are no black bars on screen because it is 16mm camera .or you stretched the original
SH concoct - hope you don't mind me chiming in, but this is VERY likely Super 16mm film, which has a wider image because it also uses the area reserved for the sound track on prints. It's a professional theatrical film camera format. The exact aspect ratio is 1.66:1, so you only have to zoom and crop very little top and bottom to get a sharp 16:9 image. Cropped regular 16mm (1.37:1) would be much grainier and softer. Stretching the image would lead to undesired distortion.
Unfortunately many a 16mm film project does not include the exact camera model and format (gate) in the description. In another reply Mr. Baumgardner states he used an Arri SR2 (excellent camera BTW!), these cameras were built for easy full conversion to Super 16mm, so I guess that was the case.
Hope this information helps.
Don't know why anyone would waste money on pro digital throw away cameras when super 16mm is vastly superior in image quality. We'll, I do know why, people don't want to learn how to operate a camera and want a computer to do it for them.
What camera did you used? Looks amazing
Thanks! We used an Arri SR2.
lad + scan
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I love the look but the lack of movement in the film makes the dialogue "boring"
Bad acting and bad cadence from the actors to say the least.
But the opening scenes are really good though as well as some of the shots.
I think cool thing would be when young man is in the shot alone sky should be dominant, when the older guy is alone, the earth and when they are together horizon should be in the middle of the screen.
Which film stock did you use?