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Film Making:     more books (100)

Film Makers on Film Making: Statements on Their Art by Thirty Directors by Harry M., Comp. Geduld, 1967-01 Canadian Dreams: The Making and Marketing of Independent Films by Michael Posner, 1993-12 Middletown: The Making of a Documentary Film Series (Visual Anthropology) by Dwight Hoover, 1992-01-01 Your Book of Film-Making (The Your Book Series) by Christopher Priest, 1974-08 A Primer for Film-Making by Kenneth H. And Win Sharples, Jr. Roberts, 1980-01-01 Group Film Making by Robert Ferguson, 1972-05 Early film making in Los Angeles by Charles Galloway Clarke, 1976 New Documentary in Action: Casebook in Film Making by Alan Rosenthal, 1971-10-28 Himalaya: The Making of the Film by Eric Valli by Eric Valli, Debra Kellner, 2001-03 Portrait of a Film: The Making of White Nights by Taylor Hackford, 1985-09 Local hero: The making of the film by Allan Hunter, 1983 The Making of X-Files Film: Adapted for Young Readers by Jody Duncan, 1998-07-01 Film Makers On Film Making by Harry M Geduld, 1969-01-01 Van Nostrand Reinhold Manual of Film-Making by B. Callaghan, 2000-01

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121. Bolex H16 Index
     Information on Bolex H16 film cameras for animation, timelapse and general film-making, lenses and accessories, information, buying and selling, books on Bolex and Paillard-Bolex.  
     http://homepages.tesco.net/~andrew.alden/index.html
     
     Extractions: ......but were afraid to ask about the Bolex H16 camera! Important News The Bolex site on this particular ISP is no longer updated on a regular basis but I do have another site. Sorry for the inconvenience but if you click on the following; http://www.bolex.co.uk you will then be sent magically to my normal regularly updated site - please don't forget to change any old bookmarks you may have - many thanks, Andrew Alden 13th May 2002 The Bolex H16 camera is incredibly versatile and may be used in a wide variety of roles - from a low cost entry point for 16mm filming by a film student or amateur film-maker right through to a professional instrument in the production of animation, documentary and drama for commercial markets. I've used these cameras for many years and enthused film-makers about their superb quality and value for money. I buy and sell H16 reflex cameras, lenses and accessories, and operate by mail order from Yorkshire in England, you can

122. Advantages Of Filming With Super 8 Film, 8/98
     Reflected light gives Super 8 film a softer quality than video, making it Cannizzaro’s filmmaking partner, Katy Bucher, whose 1996 Super 8 short, Fast,  
     http://www.newenglandfilm.com/news/archives/98august/super8.htm
     
     Extractions: More than Nostalgia by Tisha Stima from the Boston Film and Video Foundation It’s safe to say that consumers are generally more interested in cost and speedy results than image quality. However, for an amateur filmmaker, Super 8 is perhaps the easiest and most economical way to make films — real films with texture. Reflected light gives Super 8 film a softer quality than video, making it especially effective as "lyrical B-roll," according to Tim Wright. John Cannizzaro, a Vermont native and Super 8 filmmaker comments, "You can shoot video all day and not spend over ten dollars. However, [when working with Super 8] I have to choose shots, spend more time on shots, really think about what I’m doing and why." So, there’s much more to Super 8 than nostalgia. Fast , was screened internationally at film festivals, finds Super 8 to be perfectly inconspicuous, convenient methods for guerrilla filmmaking. The equipment Working with Super 8 is not without its disadvantages, however. Perhaps the biggest drawback is sound recording. Super 8 sound film is nearly impossible to find these days, and Kodak no longer produces sound film. However, despite, (or rather because of) the non-sync sound problems encountered when shooting in Super 8 Tim Wright loves teaching with it "because it enables students to recapitulate the history of filmmaking."

123. Making Of The Blair Witch Project
     Eduardo Sanchez and Daniel Myrick talk about The Blair Witch Project including sharing directing, writing and editing credits for the mock documentary about three film students digging up tales of witches and goblins in the woods of Maryland.  
     http://www.editorsnet.com/article/mainv/0,7220,124193,00.html

124. Article On Vampire Bats From The Making Of "Vampire" Film By Adrian Warren : Pag
     Article on bloodsucking Vampire Bats and the making of the film Vampire for BBC by the film producer Adrian Warren. Image gallery of bats and other wildlife.  
     http://www.lastrefuge.co.uk/data/articles/bats/Vampire_Bat_article_page1.html
     
     Extractions: The Making of "VAMPIRE": a film for BBC's Wildlife On One by Adrian Warren..page 1 of 6 Main Article Page [page 1] page 2 page 3 ... next page The Making of "VAMPIRE": a film for BBC's Wildlife On One, 1979 by Adrian Warren Desmodus feeding on a donkey It is curious that the vampire myth, even today, continues to hold public imagination. Count Dracula has appeared in over two hundred films from at least ten countries, as well as in plays, books, comics and on television. Bram Stoker's novel "Dracula" has never been out of print, and commercial merchandising includes package holidays to Dracula's castle in Rumania led by an "occult"guide. The story source for Stoker's novel was said to be Vlad Dracul, a 15th century ruler of the Transylvanian province of Wallachia. He apparently had over 23,000 people impaled on wooden stakes, and used to eat his meals while watching their agony. He was a sadist, and a mass murderer, yes, but no vampire. There was a vampire woman, however: an Austrian Countess - Elizabeth Bathony, a society beauty of the Imperial Court. As her looks faded with age, she imagined that the blood of young girls might keep her youthful and, over a period of 15 years, murdered some 600 of them in torture chambers of remote Carpathian castles, draining them of their blood for the sake of her vanity. Her accomplices were sent to the stake in 1611 but because of her high birth she was walled up in her chambers with a hole for air and food. She died three years later.

125. Strange Company
     Information about this upcoming machinimamaking tool being developed by Strange Company in cooperation with Monolith Productions.  
     http://www.strangecompany.org/lfpmain.htm

126. Warwick Boole PROP MAKER -:- For Film, Theatre Productions And Private Commissio
     Prop and model making services for the theatre, film and television industries. Work includes costume props, hand props, action furniture, and sculptures.  
     http://www.warwickbooleprops.co.uk/

127. Indiatimes Learning..........Careers - Filmmaking
     filmmaking. Overview. Somehow, I feel that an ordinary person – the man The process of film-making allows people to specialise in specific areas such  
     http://learning.indiatimes.com/career/car_options/media/filmmaking.htm
     
     Extractions: Exclusively for 9th to 12th classes according to Indian syllabus Film-making Overview "Somehow, I feel that an ordinary person – the man in the street, perhaps – is a more challenging subject for exploration than people in the heroic mould. It is the half shades, the hardly audible notes that I want to capture and explore. In any case, I am another kind of person, one who finds muted emotions more interesting and challenging." Insightful views from the inimitable Satyajit Ray, filmaker.

128. The Official Website Of The Enka High Film Club
     A group of students dedicated to making high quality low budget films.  
     http://www.geocities.com/enkahighfilmclub/

129. Facts Faith And Film-Making
     Facts, Faith, and filmmaking. Jesus’ Passion and Its Portrayal. A Study Guide for Viewers and Reviewers. This guide is intended for anyone who sees or  
     http://www.bc.edu/research/cjl/meta-elements/sites/partners/csg/passion_guide.ht
     
     Extractions: The Christian Scholars Group on Christian-Jewish Relations easy-print pdf version German Version Facts, Faith, and Film-Making: Jesus’ Passion and Its Portrayal A Study Guide for Viewers and Reviewers This guide is intended for anyone who sees or hears a portrayal of Jesus’ Passion – the suffering Jesus underwent in the final hours of his life, when he was arrested, condemned, and crucified. To understand the Passion, you do not need special training or advanced learning; nor will you need them for this guide. We offer you some background on the challenges of telling the Passion story, as well as some hints for how to hear or watch it. The Passion story has a long history. For Christians, it is a source of life and salvation. For Jews, it has led to condemnation and violent attacks. It is Jesus’ Passion, but it also brings out passion (strong feeling) in those who hear and view it. That passion should be directed to living in the way Jesus taught and should never again be directed against Jews as a group or individually. The Christian Scholars Group I. What’s The Fuss?

130. HEXIS Graphic Sign Vinyl (PVC) And Inkjet Media
     Selfadhesive vinyl film (PVC) supplier for sign making and vehicle graphics and inkjet media.  
     http://www.hexis.net/
     
     Extractions: HEXIS Group HEXIS UK HEXIS USA deutschsprachige Seiten Hexis en español The HEXIS Group HEXIS is a leading manufacturer of self-adhesive graphic vinyl film (PVC) and large format inkjet media for sign applications and vehicle marking. Products For product information on our range of plotter vinyl film s go to our data sheets page. For information on HEXIS digital printing media go to our inkjet page Distributors With affiliate Hexis companies in France Italy the United Kingdom and the USA , we distribute our vinyl films and digital media in 40 countries worldwide. For a list of HEXIS distributors go to the links page. For more details on our organisation we invite you to go to About HEXIS Service For advice on the compatibility of HEXIS self-adhesive vinyl films with particular substrates, please look at our Guide to Substrates For the compatibility of our inkjet media with specific printers and inks, please consult our printer compatibility chart and download the appropriate ICC colour profile . For an explanation of technical words read our Inkjet Glossary To keep track of the latest information and any changes to this website go the page What's new?

131. James Arness (Marshal Matt Dillon Of Gunsmoke) - The Making Of A Hero | Intervie
     James Arness of 'Gunsmoke' fame talks about his life and extensive career in film and television. American Western Magazine  
     http://www.readthewest.com/jamesarnessinterview.html

132. B L A C K P H O E N I X F I L M S
     Dedicated to making films about Australian downhill mountain biking. Features background information, film listing, image gallery, and related links.  
     http://blackphoenixfilms.homestead.com/phoenix.html

133. HBO Making Monica Lewinsky Documentary
     http://cnn.com/2002/SHOWBIZ/News/01/17/us.people.lewinsky.film.ap/index.html

134. CSIF
     DIGITAL film PACKAGE Pilot Project If are planning on making a film in the next little while, take a look at the CSIF s new Digital film Package.  
     http://www.csif.org/
     
     Extractions: The Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers Home About the CSIF Location Membership Info ... Fairy Tales ArtCity's ArtTalk Lecture Series with Sandi Somers and Trevor Smith. Event: Tuesday, September 13 at 7:00pm at CSIF's Sofa Cinema ArtCity is a citywide celebration of contemporary visual art, architecture and design, held every September in Calgary. ArtCity opens possibilities for conversations, debates and realizations about what artists, architects and designers do and how they see and shape the world around us. Admission is Free For more information on the ArtTalk at CSIF, call Karie at 205-4747 For more information on ArtCity, visit www.art-city.ca Sandi Somer's Porcelain Tattoo Trevor Smilth's A Missing Person See Archive for past events. CSIF Filmmakers Discussion Group A way for Independent filmmakers, media artists, technicians and actors to connect in the Calgary Region.

135. 'Orange County' Producer Making 'Genius' Deal
     http://cnn.com/2002/SHOWBIZ/Movies/01/29/film.genius.reut/index.html

136. Making Magic With Amit Kumar!
     Fan club of the indian film singer featuring his latest songs here.  
     http://www.geocities.com/amitkumarrules/

137. Welcome To Truro Film And Video Makers
     Society for all those interested in making films and videos. Programme, tips and meeting details.  
     http://truro.co.uk/tfvm/hm/
     
     Extractions: We extend a warm welcome to all who have an interest in making films and videos. Practical exercises have included recording of a local pantomime and of the Cornish St Piran march. There will be a 200 Second Competition in June (the length of a Super 8 film!) New members are always welcome from novices to vastly experienced. Experience and knowledge is freely exchanged. The film supporters promise not to raise two digits to camcorder users and the digital camp promise not to make any remarks about glue-sniffers (not at the first meeting anyway!). Our programme is set out under Whats' New and offers practical advice and tips for new or experienced members. Extracts from our News Magazine are under News We meet in Truro. Details are under Location Check out our latest Links Visit our Archives. Home page What's New Awards ... Location

138. Seagate Technology Case Study: Seagate And Spectrum Films Achieve Movie-making S
     Seagate and Spectrum films Achieve Moviemaking Success With the boom in the Australian film-making industry, we re about to expand.  
     http://www.seagate.com/newsinfo/newsroom/success/D2g29.html
     
     Extractions: Since its establishment in 1964, Spectrum Films has grown to be one of Australia's largest post-production facilities. Based at Fox Studios in Sydney, the company provides film editing equipment and technical support for both local and international projects. In recent years, Seagate's hard drive technology has become a critical part of these projects, which have included major motion pictures 'The Matrix' and 'Mission: Impossible-II', as well as the popular television series, 'Farscape.' Spectrum Films facility manager, Mike Honey The pace at which projects are completed is vital to Spectrum Films' success. Prior to the introduction of disk-based technology in the mid-1980s, post-production techniques employed at the facility were limited by the sprocket-based editing machines of the day, such as the German-made Steenbecks. These machines only allowed for sequential editing on film. Since then, a digital breakthrough in disk-based storage technology has occurred, allowing for audio and visual data to be written and retrieved at greater speeds, using non-linear editing methods.

139. After Hours Film Society
     Nonprofit organization making foreign, art and independent films available to residents of the Chicago suburbs. Site includes upcoming and past films and membership information.  
     http://www.afterhoursfilmsociety.com/

140. Basement Films Albuquerque Home
     Mobile, makeshift, volunteerrun venue for experimental, independent and other under-represented forms of film and (occasionally) video making in Albuquerque, New Mexico.  
     http://www.swcp.com/~basefilm/
     
     Extractions: Basement Films brings you its classic thrown image tactics with backdrop of brick and parking lots at the GO! Downtown Albuquerque Festival 2005. Come witness the visual antics of Keif and company on the northeast corner of Fourth and Gold downtown from 7 to 9pm. There might also be some other interesting sights, as this is a celebration of Albuquerque with all its fabulous artists, businesses, and community members. Downtown at the corner of Fourth and Gold. If you're not into livin' in up downtown, you can also join Basement Films on the UNM Campus sharing their wares during the marathon reading of Leslie Marmon Silko's Almanac of the Dead. Between 7 and 9pm Basement Films will silently screen a series of films from our collection which compliment the text. The official event begins at 4pm in the Fiesta Room of UNM's Student Union Building. Silko, live and in person, will open the event. In the tradition of Purdue and UCLA, a marathon reading is a nonstop public event in which a single literary work is read aloud to an audience from beginning to end. Silko, along with faculty, student and guest readers, will begin reading Almanac of the Dead on Thursday evening, and will continue until all 763 pages have been read.

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