Tag: filmmaking
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"A Letter from Arizona": a Visual Journey in the Desert by Valerian Ponsero
written by cielsan on 2021-01-31 #places #videos
In a shady motel room, a lonely French photographer is writing letters, recounting his journey through the heat and dust of Arizona.
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"The Sea" – Christoffer Relander on Shooting an Analogue Music Film
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2018-11-25 #people #videos
Analogue photographer Christoffer Relander debuts as a filmmaker by making The Last Dinosaur's music video in Super8.
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Filmmaking with the LomoKino: How to Get Started
2018-05-13 #gear #videos
Don't miss Turkish avant-garde filmmaker Muge Yildiz's abstract film, and the simplistic beauty of Bear Brown's “Beans” shot with the old-school charm of our loveable LomoKino.
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Lomopedia: LomoKino
written by denisesanjose on 2013-05-27 #gear #videos
Bringing analogue back to the cinemas, the LomoKino is a Lomography movie camera that shoots short and sweet movies on 35mm film. Shoot up to 144 frames on a single roll and use any of the compatible accessories to conveniently create your own retro-looking flicks!
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Fresh Reels: LomoKino Films to Watch
2017-10-23 #gear #videos
We collected some of the latest LomoKino films so far for your viewing pleasure. So sit back, relax and reminisce, as fleeting moments are captured and forever visualized with the LomoKino. The smallest things in life should be held precious -- show that in the analogue way.
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The History of Film: It All Began with a Horse
2017-04-25 #culture #tutorials #videos
The invention of cinema all began with a bet from colleagues in 1872, and it involved the hooves of a horse.
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Today in History: First Commercial Movie Screening in Paris (1895)
written by plasticpopsicle on 2011-12-28 #videos
On this day, 116 years ago, the French capital experienced the first commercial movie screening of films made by brothers Louis and Auguste Lumiere. Let's take another journey back to the early days of filmmaking and learn more about the work of the Lumiere Brothers.
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