How To Shoot 16mm Film

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00:00 - Intro
00:26 - How To Shoot 16mm Film
01:05 - Lab Scans
02:26 - Underexposing 16mm Film
02:50 - Lighting Breakdown
04:12 - Outro

#16mmfilm #cinematography #bolex

[mattsmith]

I love the crisp, clean look of modern cinema cameras but there is something undeniably comforting about a film stock image. Also, the fact you waited for a 15 minute window to get that wide shot is the exact level of detail on shoots that I always admonish myself after for not considering.

[EpicLightMedia]

This video is filled with amazing tips!! I’ve never wanted to go out and shoot 16mm film more than after watching this. If you keep posting this quality stuff this channel will explode.

[oniriscope]

This is a very rare type of content you’re sharing mate, recently got myself a Beaulieu R16 and this is really helpful!

I’ve been looking for months and found a 1/5 of what you’re generously sharing here thanks a bunch for that.

I subscribed.

[DadeCountyRejects]

Hey man just wanted to stop by and say that I am an analog photographer who aspires to transition to film making and your channel really inspires me. Thanks for putting forward your knowledge. It makes the process a bit less intimidating.

[Pantano]

16mm film looks just like a dream. Thank you for your informative video :)

[aristotlekapolis]

I have seen so many videos saying ‘how to shoot 16mm’ - and after all I’ve seen: YOU’RE THE ONLY ONE WHO ACTUALLY KNOWS HOW!!!

[aaronbazil]

I absolutely love that music video/over-the-top lighting for almost everything. If i can just master it, I really think that could be my own style of videos even for videos on YouTube partly because most people avoid it and tend to light their videos the same way as a result. If I can light this way and push it every time, I'm gonna easily stand out.

In theory, I suppose lol

[cammackey]

Awesome insight on all of this film stuff. Always been curious on it and I feel like there’s zero people sharing this info.

[kirillarefiev]

Hello from your Russian fan! The only bad thing in this channel is not enough these awesome content. Ill passionatly wait for new ones! Thank you for your work and sharing, bless you, man!

[shzammpatapon]

man that highlight roll off is so insane!

[ivanoskyfilm]

Love seeing people shooting 16mm. Great video!

[kennyadvocat]

Love these videos. I'm glad you don't leave all the sprocket holes on the video. Too many people seems to thing its trendy to scan those into their videos.

[scorpisces]

Just finished watching your interview with Epic Light Media and had to come over and check out your channel... Wow, absolutely amazing. Now I wanna shoot 16mm film! Definitely gonna take your advise to see if I can rent a film camera before buying.

[MrShanePhoto]

Love to know your thoughts on 8mm. Ive had four cassettes in my fridge for a long time and constantly go back and forth on whether to use it.

[remindfilms]

Subscribed. Excited for what‘s comes next

[TheAlleycatboy]

thank u! need more about 16 and 8mm too

[upeskino]

Great video and awesome look at the process. Thanks!

[jassford]

what's the footage from 0:57- 0:59

[FilmSpook]

STUNNING, Masterful Work, Thanks my Brother!!

[fesfilms]

How do you expose properly - are you exposing for middle grey in Log or with a LUT applied?
Would love your take on it.

Thank you for the great content.