david_kuznicki
Well-known member
28... and still working my way through college!
David Kuznicki
Production Manager, WGTE-TV30
David Kuznicki
Production Manager, WGTE-TV30
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kramergfy said:All the greatest films ever made were with film anyways.
MDKfilms said:42 years and counting. I am the ultimate answer to the ultimate question. I agree with Joe, its too bad that so many young people on this board have never shot on film, it really makes you appreciate what has come along in just the last couple of years. I still have all my old super8 gear and some of my old 16mm gear. I loving look after it but I know it won't see much action anymore.
"Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed, the ability to capture an image digitally is insignificant next to the power of film."
"I for one welcome our new ant overlords." Kent Brockman.
now there's a ZEN master in the making:thumbsup:rpster88 said:17, but thatll change come summer.
:grin: :grin: :grin:MDKfilms said:Ahhhhh, I remember 14, it seems like yesterday, dreaming of space travel and in door toilets. I think I have underwear older than that, and not the new fancy digital underwear, i'm talking analog stuff, to me it just feels better against the bottom.
hey SHAWN, i remember cutting and retaping my 8 track tapes when they got all messed up. thank god i can still remember! BUT whew.. thats seems so long ago.......Shawn Murphy said:40 (1965 is starting to sound like a long time ago)
..and I've never cut audio tape or film, and I do know how good I have it!![]()
Can you imagine cutting (literally with a razor or cutting tool, then taping back together) and mixing 40 distinct and different tracks of audio?? ..or in some of the extreme film cases, thousands of hours of film.... AND keeping track of all that information on index cards or note paper!
Fortunately, as we found out with music and is also true for film, ease of access to tools will not make a non-artist an artist, it just means there's a lot more mediocre output to plow through before you get to the good stuff (who knows, maybe my stuff might end up being some of the mediocre stuff, I hope not, but the jury's still out as I'm still in my first year with "film"/tape/moviemaking)