egg | Super 8 Short Film | Kodak Tri-X Black & White

New year, new egg
Shot on Kodak Black and White Tri-X Super 8 Film. Using a Canon Auto Zoom 518 Camera.
Starring Scott Marrinan
Directed by Gregory Kelly

[@beano6337]

This is amazing. Simple story. Pulled me in when he started asking questions 😅😅 I got some tri x the other day. I will start making a story board and credit this as inspiration

[@CreativeClones]

Thank you :) To be credited as an inspiration is a huge compliment.

[@MotionBoatFilms]

The Tri-X film looks gorgeous! Such good texture. Awesome work again!

[@CreativeClones]

Thanks. Yeah love the Tri-X look. Really want to try this in exterior light next.

[@derp195]

I honestly had low expectations and thought I'd watch 10 seconds then leave. As soon as the marker came out, I was interested, and I literally loled a few times. Well done, 10/10, I love it.

[@CreativeClones]

Thank you very much :) Glad you stuck around.

[@TimCleese]

needs more T&A

[@Moonlight-mz7mu]

So cute!!! I love this, short, simple, entertaining ☺️

[@CreativeClones]

Thanks for watching :)

[@thetransformentor]

Did you use additional lighting or is this natural? Love it!

[@CreativeClones]

Thanks. Just natural.

[@artoflifefilmsuk]

Are you using any additional lighting with this film? I'm just wondering how it might cope with both outdoor and indoor filming (in a stately home which is rather dark). Would I be better off shooting 500T indoors and turning it to black and white?

[@CreativeClones]

This was shot with only natural light coming in from the windows, which there was plenty of, so by no means dark. If you have lighting equipment available, I would recommend that so you have more control. Otherwise, 500T could work, but it would be a gamble depending how dark the house is. Tri-X is a beautiful film though.

[@NicolasSequeira]

HowToBasic's midlife crisis

[@lewiswilliamrobinson6821]

Love this! Great job :)

[@CreativeClones]

Thank you

[@hjk460]

I thought the monsters were under my bed 😭

[@CreativeClones]

Check the fridge!

[@fotografosinistro]

Bwahahaha

[@into.the.wood.chipper.]

Interesting to see this uploaded at 15 FPS. That is an uncommon format these days, especially for a film transfer.

[@CreativeClones]

*18 FPS. Adds to the mood.

[@NoosaHeads]

Please invest in a tripod.

[@CreativeClones]

For Super 8? Hell no.