Kodak Film Lab Atlanta

10/28/2021

TBT....celluloid cameras in the hands of a few very creative artists!

10/28/2021

Chapman University Film Students:
Cooper Andrews, David Murillo (AC) in the middle, and Max DeFalco (DP) on the right, discussing WHY FILM? for their upcoming project.
Good luck & be Safe!

Title: Viewfinder
Director: Cooper Andrews
DOP: David Murillo and Max DeFalco
Format: 16mm
Bolex h16

10/27/2021

Thank you IATSE Camera Crew Member Steven Woronko for sharing today’s snap shot as a local commercial begins filming in ATL. on 35mm Celluloid and processing at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta!
Good Luck and Be Well!

Thank you IATSE Camera Crew Member Steven Woronko for sharing today’s snap shot as a local commercial begins filming in ATL. on 35mm Celluloid and processing at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta!
Good Luck and Be Well!

10/26/2021

Come on out this Thursday to Waller’s Coffee Shop in Decatur, Ga. to watch a screening of local filmmakers creative work. A few from the Atlanta Film Society and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta’s recent 16mm x 100ft Film Contest.

Come on out this Thursday to Waller’s Coffee Shop in Decatur, Ga. to watch a screening of local filmmakers creative work. A few from the Atlanta Film Society and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta’s recent 16mm x 100ft Film Contest.

10/26/2021

Filming in Miami, FLA this past weekend:
Genre: Music Film
Artist:Tory Lanez
Director: Mid Jordan!
DOP: Marcello Peschiera
Format: S16mm
Camera: Arri 416
Lab/Post: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta #kodakfilmlabatlanta

Filming in Miami, FLA this past weekend:
Genre: Music Film
Artist:Tory Lanez
Director: Mid Jordan!
DOP: Marcello Peschiera
Format: S16mm
Camera: Arri 416
Lab/Post: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta #kodakfilmlabatlanta

10/25/2021

We wish the crew of DARK MY LIGHT the very best as they begin filming in Florida. Pictured here are the Camera Crew as they prep at Production Services and Systems in Tampa, Fla.
Pictured are DOP: Charles Ackley Anderson , Peyton Johnson, Brielle Keller, Sean Keller and Edie Burns ( of PS&S ). Best and be safe!


Title: DARK MY LIGHT
Director: Neal Dhand
DOP: Charles Ackley Anderson
Dates: mid Oct to mid Nov.
Location: Bradenton/Tampa/St. Pete area
Format: 16mm
Cameras: Arri SR3 and Arri SR
Film Emulsions: 7219/7207
Process/Scan: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta

We wish the crew of DARK MY LIGHT the very best as they begin filming in Florida. Pictured here are the Camera Crew as they prep at Production Services and Systems in Tampa, Fla.
Pictured are DOP: Charles Ackley Anderson , Peyton Johnson, Brielle Keller, Sean Keller and Edie Burns ( of PS&S ). Best and be safe!


Title: DARK MY LIGHT
Director: Neal Dhand
DOP: Charles Ackley Anderson
Dates: mid Oct to mid Nov.
Location: Bradenton/Tampa/St. Pete area
Format: 16mm
Cameras: Arri SR3 and Arri SR
Film Emulsions: 7219/7207
Process/Scan: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta

10/22/2021

Our deepest sympathy.
Director Of Photography Halyna Hutchins.

Our deepest sympathy.
Director Of Photography Halyna Hutchins.

10/22/2021

Rolling Stone on Twitter

Congratulations to Miami's DOP Marcello Peschiera!

Artist: Álvaro Díaz & Rauw Alejandro
Director: Death of Gian
DOP: Marcello Peschiera
Production Company:
DRKT Productions
Location: Miami, Florida!
Format: 16mm
Camera: Arri 416
Lab/Post: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta

https://twitter.com/rollingstone/status/1451318903997702144?s=10

“Álvaro Díaz enlists Rauw Alejandro for his new song ‘Problemon,’ off of his upcoming album Felicilandia https://t.co/s1tBwGRXF3”

10/21/2021

Watch vintage amateur Emory films and learn about home movies on Oct. 21

Today is NATIONAL HOME MOVIE DAY!
Emory University in Atlanta, Ga. is honoring Home Movies Tonight!!

Join “Home Movie Day: A Celebration of Amateur Films and Filmmaking from Emory's Collections” on Oct. 21, a virtual event discussing vintage films from the Emory University, Rose Library and Oxford College vaults.

10/21/2021

Kodak.mov

TBT:

The actual scanned footage of the test noted on Monday and filmed last week. Just a simple test to see if the medium and camera could hold up to the test of time. If interested in more information please contact us.
Location: Stone Mountain Park, Georgia

"We tested a 84 year old 16mm Cine Kodak Model E Camera with vintage 20 year old 16mm Vision 500t to see if the camera could still capture a moving image and the celluloid emulsion could record the moving images."

https://www.dropbox.com/s/woordhtno471ueo/Kodak.mov?dl=0

Shared with Dropbox

10/20/2021

10/19/2021

Always loved this photo. Reposted:

“Thank you to Craig Chartier for sharing this picture to our site!
A Kodak K-24 Camera!”

Always loved this photo. Reposted:

“Thank you to Craig Chartier for sharing this picture to our site!
A Kodak K-24 Camera!”

10/17/2021

Supporting Film Impact Georgia’ s Upcoming fund raiser to support Georgia Creators!

Supporting Film Impact Georgia’ s Upcoming fund raiser to support Georgia Creators!

10/16/2021

Filmmakers Ian Hassett and Kristian Zuniga prepping a 16mm Film that was lensed in Atlanta, Ga last month.
Processed at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta!

10/15/2021

The Beatles: Get Back | Official Trailer | Disney+

Coming this November.
Just a nod to those lads behind those celluloid cameras who captured the historic moving images over +50 years ago so that we may enjoy the images and MUSIC today!
Well Done!
Can’t wait!!!
Anyone possibly know the film cameras used to capture the moments??

https://youtu.be/Auta2lagtw4

The official trailer for #TheBeatlesGetBack is here! The Disney+ original docuseries, directed by Peter Jackson, will be arriving on Disney+ just in time for...

10/14/2021

Congratulations to local Atlanta Filmmakers Laurie Garner and Giovanni Tortorici for your creative work here in Atlanta!
From all of us at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta!

https://creativeloafing.com/content-496314-independent-atlanta-filmmakers-strike-a?fbclid=IwAR1NXLkenvCcsMtC1psbUssOOTpyfE9N8ACi5w7A6x694Jv9rVRNhXY4O_4

Congratulations to local Atlanta Filmmakers Laurie Garner and Giovanni Tortorici for your creative work here in Atlanta!
From all of us at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta!

https://creativeloafing.com/content-496314-independent-atlanta-filmmakers-strike-a?fbclid=IwAR1NXLkenvCcsMtC1psbUssOOTpyfE9N8ACi5w7A6x694Jv9rVRNhXY4O_4

10/12/2021

We tested a 84 year old 16mm Cine Kodak Model E Camera with vintage 20 year old 16mm Vision 500t to see if the camera could still capture a moving image and the celluloid emulsion could record the moving images.
Still worked. Images were captured off the monitor.

10/11/2021

Good luck to the crew prepping today at COMMANDER in Atlanta, Ga:
Lia Guzman @liaxiomara
Valerie Brooks @balerievrooks
W/ Frantz Pierre of COMMANDER.

Genre: MV
Artist: Masego
Director: Mac Grant
DOP: Matt Clegg
Location: Atlanta
Camera Rental: COMMANDER
Format:16mm
Camera: Aaton Prod
Process/Scan: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta

Good luck to the crew prepping today at COMMANDER in Atlanta, Ga:
Lia Guzman @liaxiomara
Valerie Brooks @balerievrooks
W/ Frantz Pierre of COMMANDER.

Genre: MV
Artist: Masego
Director: Mac Grant
DOP: Matt Clegg
Location: Atlanta
Camera Rental: COMMANDER
Format:16mm
Camera: Aaton Prod
Process/Scan: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta

10/10/2021

Congratulations to Film Directors’ Camilo Diaz of DEER IN THE WOODS and GIOVANNI TORTORICI of EAT YOUR HEART OUT on their respective screenings this evening at the ETOWAH FILM FESTIVAL in Canton, Ga.
Well done and we are proud of both of you!
Both chose 16mm Film and processing and scanning at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta!

10/09/2021

Should I buy a film camera in 2021?

We see this same trend with Super 8mm, 16mm & 35mm Motion Picture Cameras useage. Our biggest challenge and responsibility is making sure those filmmakers who choose these origination tools do so properly so the outcome is what they envision. Ideas in doing so please share.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.techradar.com/amp/news/should-i-buy-a-film-camera-in-2021?fbclid=IwAR37nPNjRCPKX7OOVl_ossJ_xHJcHIiLG59YqXu4VBDfmrACtHbjvlWQ9X0

Film cameras are fine way to escape a photography rut

10/08/2021

Early morning Fall Harvest @ Kodak Film Lab Atlanta!

Early morning Fall Harvest @ Kodak Film Lab Atlanta!

10/07/2021

We are honored and proud to say that DEER IN THE WOODS , processed and scanned at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta, will be screened this Saturday Night at the Etowah Film Festival.
It will screened on Saturday October 9th, 2021 8:45pm at the Canton Theater 171 E Main St, Canton, GA 30114.

You can buy tickets at: https://www.etowahfilmfestival.com/tickets

A Deer Lost in the Woods
(Instagram Handles)
Written and Directed: Camilo Diaz @camilocineastra
Director of Photography/Colorist: Luke Bryant @lukebryantcolor
Producers: Camilo Diaz, Luke Bryant, Katie Leaman @cryingmammal, Aidan Guthrie @aidancineastra
Production Designer: Chandler Gates @c.1q84
Chief Lighting Technician: Jonathan Proenza jonathanproenza
1st AC: Emielia Put @itsemielia

10/06/2021

RIP Mr. Boyle
Geoff Boyle NSC FBKS

Geoff Boyle was born in a council estate in the Northeast of England in 1950. At eight he was given his first Brownie 127 camera, which started him on lifelong image-making. He dropped out of his final year in art school to work as a stills assistant at the studio used as the location for “Blow Up”, working mostly in fashion and advertising. He also worked as a stills photographer covering music for notorious underground magazine Oz.

One day in 1973 he was asked if he knew anyone who could film a concert, and of course he did! He switched to film work entirely, shooting news, documentaries, and music promos for everyone from Bowie to Zeppelin. In 1985 he moved to commercials, and by the '90s Kodak said he was one of 10 cinematographers shooting 80% of national spots in the UK. After 20 years in commercials he focused on long-form drama, from the digital production “Mutant Chronicles” in 2006, to multiple 3D projects, the series “Wallander” shot on REDs, and action film “Streetfighter: The Legend of Chun-Li” shooting 3-perf 35mm, among others. In the process he garnered awards from SMPTE, BKSTS, BCS, ACS, and NSC.

In 1996, while bored late one night in a hotel room during the middle of a shoot, he started the Cinematography Mailing List, which has grown to over 12,500 members worldwide. He has also taught workshops in the USA, UK, Europe, Australia, and Asia, and was appointed a Visiting Professor at the University of the West of England in 2013. He was always eager to exploit new technologies, but always in service to the image: “F*** the numbers!” was his rallying cry whenever people would obsess over resolution or bit rates instead of looking at the picture, along with “‘good enough’ is not good enough and ‘close enough’ is miles away from good.”

Geoff died Tuesday October 5th in Zoetermeer, NL after a long and feisty battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife, Deborah.

And by the Cinematography Mailing List.

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George Hupka, Franz Pagot, Roberto Schaefer, Mark Weingartner, Adam Wilt
CML management and technical services
Canada, Italy, and USA

July 20th 1950 – October 5th 2021

RIP Mr. Boyle
Geoff Boyle NSC FBKS

Geoff Boyle was born in a council estate in the Northeast of England in 1950. At eight he was given his first Brownie 127 camera, which started him on lifelong image-making. He dropped out of his final year in art school to work as a stills assistant at the studio used as the location for “Blow Up”, working mostly in fashion and advertising. He also worked as a stills photographer covering music for notorious underground magazine Oz.

One day in 1973 he was asked if he knew anyone who could film a concert, and of course he did! He switched to film work entirely, shooting news, documentaries, and music promos for everyone from Bowie to Zeppelin. In 1985 he moved to commercials, and by the '90s Kodak said he was one of 10 cinematographers shooting 80% of national spots in the UK. After 20 years in commercials he focused on long-form drama, from the digital production “Mutant Chronicles” in 2006, to multiple 3D projects, the series “Wallander” shot on REDs, and action film “Streetfighter: The Legend of Chun-Li” shooting 3-perf 35mm, among others. In the process he garnered awards from SMPTE, BKSTS, BCS, ACS, and NSC.

In 1996, while bored late one night in a hotel room during the middle of a shoot, he started the Cinematography Mailing List, which has grown to over 12,500 members worldwide. He has also taught workshops in the USA, UK, Europe, Australia, and Asia, and was appointed a Visiting Professor at the University of the West of England in 2013. He was always eager to exploit new technologies, but always in service to the image: “F*** the numbers!” was his rallying cry whenever people would obsess over resolution or bit rates instead of looking at the picture, along with “‘good enough’ is not good enough and ‘close enough’ is miles away from good.”

Geoff died Tuesday October 5th in Zoetermeer, NL after a long and feisty battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife, Deborah.

And by the Cinematography Mailing List.

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George Hupka, Franz Pagot, Roberto Schaefer, Mark Weingartner, Adam Wilt
CML management and technical services
Canada, Italy, and USA

July 20th 1950 – October 5th 2021

10/05/2021

Kodak Film Lab Atlanta processing and scanning two 35mm Features Today !
Roll Film!

Kodak Film Lab Atlanta processing and scanning two 35mm Features Today !
Roll Film!

10/04/2021

Photos from Kodak Film Lab Atlanta's post

10/03/2021

Tonight ar 7pm Showtime!!

Tonight ar 7pm Showtime!!

10/02/2021

Kodak Film Lab Atlanta’s monthly Saturday morning “ Coffee & Cameras” resumed and for safety moved outside our lab.
Thank you to Director Skyler Lawson and Cinematographer Ed Herrera for discussing your collaboration on the making of WHELM!
This feature will be screened tomorrow at 7pm on 35mm Motion Picture Print Film at the Plaza Theatre in Atlanta, Ga.

09/29/2021

ARRIFLEX 235, Panavision C-, E- and G-Series Lenses
ARRIFLEX 435 ES, Panavision C-, E- and G-Series Lenses
ARRIFLEX 765, Zeiss 765 Lenses (some shots)
IMAX MKIV, Hasselblad Lenses (some scenes)
IMAX MSM 9802, Hasselblad Lenses (some scenes)
Panavision Panaflex Millennium XL2, Panavision G-Series Lenses
Panavision Panaflex System 65 Studio, Panavision Sphero 65 Lenses (some shots)

A fabulous list of cameras, which have been used by DOP Linus Sandgren ASC/FSF and his camera crew to shoot the new JAMES BOND "No Time to Die".

This movie is entirely shot on KODAK motion picture film in 35mm and 65mm and I look forward to watch it soon....countdown is running !

Posted by Holger Schwaerzel

ARRIFLEX 235, Panavision C-, E- and G-Series Lenses
ARRIFLEX 435 ES, Panavision C-, E- and G-Series Lenses
ARRIFLEX 765, Zeiss 765 Lenses (some shots)
IMAX MKIV, Hasselblad Lenses (some scenes)
IMAX MSM 9802, Hasselblad Lenses (some scenes)
Panavision Panaflex Millennium XL2, Panavision G-Series Lenses
Panavision Panaflex System 65 Studio, Panavision Sphero 65 Lenses (some shots)

A fabulous list of cameras, which have been used by DOP Linus Sandgren ASC/FSF and his camera crew to shoot the new JAMES BOND "No Time to Die".

This movie is entirely shot on KODAK motion picture film in 35mm and 65mm and I look forward to watch it soon....countdown is running !

Posted by Holger Schwaerzel

09/27/2021

Two events this coming weekend!
Meet Director Skyler Lawson and Cinematographer Ed Herrera at Saturday’s KFLA’s Coffee & Camera Program at 10am. Kodak Film Lab Atlanta location.
On Sunday @ 7pm at Atlanta’s Plaza Theatre come see the screening of WHELM!

This Sunday at 7pm (10/3), we're happy to present a new film in glorious 35MM!! Filmed in 16mm, processed and scanned at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta, then printed onto 35mm Kodak Print Film, the new depression era gangster thriller is not one to be missed on the big screen in, WHELM!! Thanks to our friends over at Kodak, the first 35 people in, get a free popcorn!

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Amid the Great Depression, two Midwest brothers get tangled in a rivalry between a legendary bank robber and an eccentric young criminal.
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#Atlanta #PlazaTheatre #PlazaAtlanta #Whelm #35mm #filmprojection

09/27/2021

The world's oldest colour film discovered in Bradford (circa 1902)

Cinematography History Sunday!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?fbclid=IwAR39picgiBWnrvgXS4aqOofqdvO1DILDtdxrC6D9lvNAEFywLzLWn3gSa38&v=53kN4t0MRa0&feature=youtu.be

Film historians in Bradford have found what they believe to be the first colour film ever made. The reel of film was discovered in the archives of the Nation...

09/24/2021

Skyler Lawson on Twitter

https://twitter.com/skyler_j_lawson/status/1439961004402790401?s=20

“@whelm_film is playing theatrically exclusively on 35mm! The next stop on the Whelm 35mm Roadshow is the Plaza Theatre in ATLANTA, GA Sunday Oct 3 at 7pm! Live Q/A following the screening. TICKETS available now! @kodak_shootfilm”