About a year ago I converted my Arri SRII film camera to Over 16mm, and started doing some tests with it. I thought why not make a little short video to see how the camera performs in a “real” scenario, rather than just capturing random images.
as i was This articleThe shoot was very unconventional and only took 6 hours. We planned to shoot two full 400 feet of 16mm film, but due to technical issues were only able to shoot one… However, we managed to shoot 90% of what we planned and eventually get it into cans.
Then, as the pandemic hit and other priorities took over, I put the film on hold for a while. But I revisited the film in the fall for a very quick post-production process where I This blog post.
This movie has been in the works for a while, but since things have been so busy the past few months, I’m just releasing it online now. Anyway, if you want to watch the experiment, check it out below!
It was made in 6 hours with $0, a can of film, and a few friends. If you like this movie, Please “Like” it on YouTube Thumbs up so others can find it too.
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Norm Kroll
Noam Kroll is an award-winning Los Angeles-based filmmaker and founder of boutique production company Creative Rebellion. His work can be seen at international film festivals, online television and in various publications worldwide. Follow Noam twitter, Instagram and Facebook for more content like this!
