Super 16mm Filmmaking Workshop

20 West Main Street,Beacon NY 12508

01 June, 2021

Description

A hands on intensive with the ARRIFLEX 416 PLUS A hands on intensive with the ARRIFLEX 416 PLUS This three-session workshop is an introduction to shooting on super-16mm film. During the workshop, you will be guided by an expert, shoot a roll of super-16mm film, and have a screens of the course project with your peers during the last class. Using our in-house ARRI 416 PLUS camera, we will learn film stock, exposure, lenses, image control, film loading/downloading, use of light meters, and overall camera operation. We will also cover different camera mounting options, as well as peripherals that can be used with the ARRI 416. We will be shooting on 16-mm film, two 400-foot loads (roughly 11 minutes each). Equipment and materials will be provided. Your tuition for this course includes color negative film stock, development and transfer to 2k digital. Each student can take a copy of the 2k transfer home. However, make sure to bring your own hard drive to class! Professionals, amateurs, and anyone interested in the world of film is welcome! COURSE CALENDAR TUESDAY, June 1 at 7:00pm - 9:30pm Intro SATURDAY, June 5 at 2:00pm - 6:00pm Production MONDAY, June 14 at 7:00pm - 9:30pm Screening session For safety, we are limiting the workshop to 8 attendees maximum. Sign up before spots run out! LEAD BY Lucas Millard is an award-winning filmmaker and cinematographer based out of New York.  His work has aired on HBO, Showtime, Sundance Channel, BET, PBS, France 5 and RSI (SwissTV). With an M.F.A. in film production from the University of Texas at Austin, Millard occasionally teaches at Ramapo College in New Jersey.  With over 30 years of experience with working with film, Lucas has taught several classes focusing on Super8 and 16mm filmmaking. He is currently in post-production on his debut feature documentary about the impacts of a new highway, in a roadless region of the eastern Himalayas. lucasmillard.com Robert Featherstone is a cinematographer.  He shoots commercial, narrative and documentary.  Commercial clients include Marvel, Macy’s, Garnier , Nexxus and Coke. The documentary “A Fine Line” about female chefs won “Best Cinematography” at the Borderlands Film Festival.  “Love Gilda” was nominated for two Emmys and opened the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival. “Forensics you Decide” which aired on MSNBC won a Cine Golden Eagle. “The Artificial Leaf” won 2nd place in the Focus Forward Film Festival.  “Requiem for the American Dream” and “Indian Point” premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival.  “Farmer of the Year,” a feature film starring Barry Corbin and Terry Kiser won the audience choice award at the Minneapolis International Film Festival. http://www.robfeatherstone.com