Super 8 Hand-processing
Friday, August 10 from 6:00 - 9:00 PM includes Storyville screening & Saturday, August 11 from 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM followed by a 7:00 PM screening.
Super 8 film continues to be a popular movie maker’s medium, with its unique look and feel. Hand-processing is an adventurous hands-on technique that adds character and texture to your footage. Participants will have access to Super-8 cameras to shoot an in-camera film, 1 roll of Super 8 film and all the chemicals and supplies required for processing. Day One covers how to use a Super 8 camera, film stocks, speeds and processing options. Instructors will also screen works by Super 8 filmmakers. On Day Two, come to class with your roll of exposed Super 8 film and learn the chemistry of hand-processing.
And at the end of class, your newly developed roll of film will be loaded into the Super 8 projector and screened in celebration of Home Movie Day at Scribe at 7:00 PM!
Stephanie Gray is a New York- based experimental filmmaker and poet who received a 2003 New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship in Film. Her work has been featured in one-woman screenings across the country and shown internationally in film festivals. She also works as Development and Publicity Director at Anthology Film Archives.
Kelly Spivey’s experimental and animated work has shown internationally and is a 2005 New York Foundation for the Arts Fellow. She works at Mercer Media, a sound and editing studio for experimental and independent makers.
This workshop is presented in partnership with Home Movie Day .