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Yep. If I can't find Other People's Films to work on, I'll just have to make my own, dadgummit! ;) Hey, it worked for Jim Jarmusch! :P I'll have a look at your link mañana. 0445 comes pretty early in the morning, and I'm useless without my six hours of rack time!

Ah, now that's a long and sordid tale... In a nutshell: I worked for a large multinational corporation that discovered that it's cheaper to send work offshore. Half the department was laid off, and I was in the losing half. At exactly that time, I was closing on a house in Northern...

Zombie! Vs. Mardi Gras. I shot the 'Ritual' and 'Apartment' scenes. A friend co-wrote and co-directed it with the idea, 'What if Jean-Luc Godard and Roger Corman made a zombie film?' :P

I joined a couple of Meetup groups recently, one of which is in B.C. I haven't had any notifications yet, but I'm just across the border so Vancouver is about 1/3 the distance from me as I am from Seattle.

As someone said upthread, you can shoot a whole roll of film -- if you have a motor. If you're using the spring motor, then you get about 28 seconds per wind if I recall correctly. Two of my Bolexes have Tobin crystal motors. All H-16s accept 100' internal loads. Some of them have 400' (11...

And what's a Grand Entrance without audio? Wait. Here's a link: http://www.nonstick.com/sounds/Genie/ltge_001.mp3 I've already posted in the Cameras forum, about adapting a ProAim matte box to work with Visual Products rails on my Aaton. It ain't pretty, but it works. I've been dabbling in...

Here are some pictures Front view Rear view Right bracket

This is my first post here. I hope I have the right forum. I finally bought a matte box for my Aaton LTR-54. I ended up getting one from ProAim in India. First the good news: I like the construction. We used a Chrosziel one in the (now closed) studio I was involved with, and the ProAim...