Hello and greetings filmmakers! We do hope you all, family and friends are well at this time. We thank you for your patience and understanding during these unprecedented times.
IMPORTANT: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta has returned and is now open! Roll Film!
Operating as usual
Congratulations to Philadelphia Filmmaker Cheryl Hess who’s Documentary ESPERANZA is screening at the upcoming Atlanta Docufest!
ESPERANZA which was filmed on 16mm Color Negative Film and processed at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta using a 16mm Arri SR with a Zeiss 11-110 lens! We are proud of your recognition and accomplishment Cheryl! Well done!
We conclude Educational Tuesday with our description of the various 35mm Film and 16mm Formats.
An educated filmmaker is a comfortable filmmaker with celluloid!
If you need assistance please contact us at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta !
Educational Tuesday!
The file from the image above can be found here as PDF
https://www.kodak.com/content/products-brochures/Film/How-to-read-a-Kodak-film-can-label.pdf
Appreciate filmmaker Tobi Owolabi, who is new to the Atlanta, Ga. filmmaking scene, for stopping by to tour Kodak Film Lab Atlanta. Good luck Tobi in pursuing your cinematography goal!
Good luck and be well to the crew of the indie short HOW TO MAKE A GHOST which begins filming this weekend.
Pictured: 2nd AC/Loader Lia Guzman as she preps at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta.
Genre: Short Film
Title: How To Make A Ghost
Director: Jared Hogan
DOP: Dustin Lane
Producer: Henry Reed
Dates: May 1-4
Format: 35mm 4perf
Film emulsion: 5219
Camera Rental: Panavision/Atlanta
Location : Atlanta, Ga.
Lab/Post: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta
Kodak and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta attending the screening of MASTER OF LIGHT screening as part of the 2022 Atlanta Film Festival at the President Carter Presidential Library!
Salute to the hard working staff at the Atlanta Film Festival 2022!
TBT Kodak Parade Rochester, NY
Congratulations to Georgia State University Film student Anna Winter filming her very first project using 16mm celluloid! Well done!
Camera: K3 Camera
Location: Atlanta, Ga.
Film Lab/Post: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta
Thank you teaching Assistant Blake Lowe of Georgia State University for picking up a roll of 16mm for an upcoming film class exercise involving Georgia State University Film Students.
We appreciate that you are teaching the craft of filmmaking!
Thank you to our Moderator today Linda Burns and filmmakers Camilo Diaz, Crystal Jin Kim and Giovanni Tortorici discussing this afternoon the experiences of working with celluloid during the recent 1 x 100ft of 16mm Contest!
Special thanks to the Atlanta Film Festival & Staff for hosting at the historic Plaza Theatre!
Cinematography has and always will be vital in communicating visually the story of moving images!
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/cinematographer-janusz-kaminski-warns-directors-photography-are-losing-control-images-they-shoot-1101082/?fbclid=IwAR1ezHhRWUN8uFmpaqN6DYiPNpy2wFEzfacJ9_xL22OYRH58oEoZJNxhuvQ
“To some degree, it’s not moviemaking for me,” he added of some of the CG techniques used in ‘Ready Player One.’
A thank you to Georgia State University Film Student Josh Cleveland for choosing celluloid and dropping off your film at Kodak Film Lab Atlanta this afternoon!
Filmmaker Nestor Heitor Grun in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
celulóide no Brasil!
Obrigado Nestor!
Well done filmmakers who screened their work at the opening of the 2022 Atlanta Film Festival this evening within the historic Plaza Theatre!
1 x 100ft 16mm Film Contest Screening was made possible by The Atlanta Film Society, Kodak and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta and of course the filmmakers who took up the challenge to tell their story on one roll of 16mm x 100ft!
Behind the scene photos from ONE INCH LEATHER which just completed principle .
Title: “One Inch Leather"
Director: Lauren Beck
Director of Photography: Adam J. Minnick
Location: Austin, Texas
Camera: 16mm Aaton XTR
Lab/Post: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta
Congratulations to Lauren, Adam & Crew it’s a wrap!
Well Done!
Title: “One Inch Leather"
Director: Lauren Beck
Director of Photography: Adam J. Minnick
Stocks: VISION3 200T/7213 & 250D/7207
Location: Austin, Texas
Camera: 16mm Aaton XTR
Lab/Post: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta
This Thursday, April 21st to kick off the 2022 Atlanta Film Festival our 3rd Annual 16mm x 100ft Films will be screened!
Thank you Atlanta Film Society!
100 Feet of Film presented by the Atlanta Film Society and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta: Film Screening
Thursday, April 21, 2022 6:00 PM EDT
The Plaza Theatre
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Atlanta Film Society (ATLFS) and Kodak present the 100 Feet of Film Project. This project provides a team of filmmakers with the opportunity to maximize their creativity while minimizing the ability to reshoot. Through this project, filmmakers have learned to effectively and efficiently shoot on a limited reel of film stock and in the process must focus on the fundamentals of filmmaking.
Join us at the Plaza Theatre on April 21 as we celebrate another edition of this project and screen the completed films. Two prizes will be awarded following this screening, one Jury Award and one Audience Award.
Full lineup of films and Jury members to be announced soon!
The Plaza Theatre
1049 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306
April 21, 2022, 6:00 - 7:30 PM EDT
Throw back Photo: Paul McCartney and camera.
Kodak Film Lab Atlanta located right here in Atlanta, Georgia. Offering 16mm & 35mm Color Negative Processing & up to 4k Scans as well as Dailies so you can tell your stories of moving images with celluloid!
Filmed on Kodak and processed & scanned through Kodak Film Lab Atlanta!
Well done Tomas!
https://www.instagram.com/p/CcTh_KvPm6x/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
Kodak and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta supporting the Milwaukee Underground Film Festival this weekend!
http://milwaukeeundergroundfilm.org/2022-awards/
2022 Awards We have a handful of wonderful awards this year! 1. Our Jurors (Erma Fiend & Portia Cobb) will select 3 Jury Awards 2. After the success of our Audience Award in the Fall, we’ll be doing it again this year! 3. Kodak is donating film stock for the Kodak Filmmaker Award! The jury will se...
Is 16mm or 35mm being considered or chosen to capture moving images for Independent Films?
Yes and these are just a few films that selected celluloid to visually communicate their respective story’s!
Throw Back Thursday at Magna Tech Electronic Co. in Coral Gables, Fla .
Thank you Steven Krams !
Good luck to Lauren Beck, Adam Minnick and crew as they begin filming their short next week ! All the best , be safe and thank you for choosing 16mm Kodak and Kodak Film Lab Atlanta!
Title: “One Inch Leather"
Director: Lauren Beck
Director of Photography: Adam J. Minnick
Stocks: VISION3 200T/7213 & 250D/7207
Estimated Short Film Length:15-17 minutes
Shooting Ratio 5:1
Location: Austin, Texas
Camera: 16mm Aaton XTR
A Wonderful Story, how a film element was rediscovered and showcased a music legend at a very young age.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQe0EoVoGqU
If serendipity was a story, then you're about to watch one of the most fortunate strokes of luck ever at WCCO. A mysterious gem - unearthed on accident - giv...
Gracias Anyelo Troya filming in Havana, Cuba!
!gracias por tu amor al celuloide.
We very much appreciate student filmmakers from SCAD/ Savannah: Kyle, Caelum and Haley for choosing Kodak and KFLA. Thank you for providing these snapshots from the set!
Well done!
Genre: Student Film / SCAD
Title: Magna the Magnificent
Director: Kyle Wyborski
DOP: Caelum Gay
Producer: Haley Breese
Location: Savannah, Ga.
Format: 16mm x 100ft
Film Emulsion: 7207/7203/7219
Camera: K-3
And 16mm & 35mm Kodak Motion Picture Film with Processing & Scanning through Kodak Film Lab Atlanta will be a part of this test!
https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/29/world/artemis-wet-dress-rehearsal-scn/index.html?fbclid=IwAR0agj_SEl9nOrydI4cBEverR1xiUxnSaHJpmvpRELKZzbijnrkvpkh301Q
The Artemis I rocket stack, including NASA's mega SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft, will begin its most crucial test on Friday. This test, known as the wet dress rehearsal, is expected to last through Sunday. The results of the test will determine when Artemis I launches.
Thank you Giovanni for sharing your BTS Photos from your recent Short Film!
We appreciate your work!
‘King Presley’
Director Giovanni Tortorici
DOP Ronen Schechter
BTS Photos by Lorin Dent
Format: 16mm
Camera: K3
Lab/Post: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta
Filmmaker Residence: Atlanta
Story’s of moving images that chose film:
But….. just a few!
On Film!
Today marks the 4 year anniversary of KFLA’s Saturday Morning monthly Programs which were all held within KFLA!
Top Photo is from the latest program in March of 2022 and the bottom Photo is from our very 1st Program back in March 2018!
Roll Film and thank you all!
Title: LONG LINE OF LADIES
Director: Rayka Zehtabchi
DOP: Sam Davis
Location: California
Format: 16mm
Lab/Post: Kodak Film Lab Atlanta
CLR: Did you consider shooting digitally, or did you want that intentionality from the beginning?
Rayka Zehtabchi: I mean, we would go back and forth about it because it’s pretty scary shooting on 16mm film. I mean, it’s expensive and you don’t get to shoot everything. And I think that was definitely a question from the get-go, like, “Is this going to actually hinder us? Is this actually going to disrupt the process?” And really, it didn’t disrupt the process. It just became a necessity for us to rewire our filmmaking brains when we were there and just learn a new workflow. And once we got into the flow, it went hand in hand with this idea of being intentional.
And at least for me personally, this film, this whole process and journey has taught me a new way of looking at filmmaking, a more responsible, more collaborative way of filmmaking that I hope to replicate in the future on other projects. And I think when you give yourself limitations, creatively, I’ve noticed that it only helps. I really do think it might complicate the process a little bit more, but I think it really did help result in a more beautiful, thoughtful, intimate, and intentional film.
https://filmfestivaltoday.com/interviews/sxsw-2022-is-back-interview-with-long-line-of-ladies-directors-rayka-zehtabchi-and-shaandiin-tome
SXSW 2022 Is Live: Interview with “Long Line of Ladies” Directors Rayka Zehtabchi and Shaandiin Tome Written by: Christopher Llewellyn Reed | March 10th, 2022 l-r: LONG LINE OF LADIES directors Shaandiin Tome and Rayka Zehtabchi After two years of first turmoil and then purely virtual screenings...
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