On The Front - A 35mm short film

[Andrew Brinkhaus]

What are you referring to? Per foot? Per can? How many feet?

A 400' can of 79 runs a little over $200, and that is about 4 minutes of film.

 

[davidreimers]

do u have any grabs for us available here soon?

 

[Andrew Brinkhaus]

David I'll see if I can scrounge up a few. They would just be negative match photos from my DSLR though. Very accurate however.

I only shot photos during our night stuff, so unfortunately, I don't have any photos from the day battle scene or forest chase sequence.

 

[Andrew Brinkhaus]

Here are a few more grabs. Sorry I don't have daytime stuff. I just wasn't sure how to rate my DSLR for all the compensations I was doing for the negative.

It's also funny that the guy most of these photos isn't even the main character.

 

[davidreimers]

Thanks Andrew, the grabs look awesome, like a serious bigger budgeted production. Hopefully one day you have grabs from the actual film for us. There's nothing better than the beauty of a 35mm frame, especially with your lighting and content in it.

 

[Andrew Brinkhaus]

Thanks David. The next thing you will see here is the finished film.

Expect the link in the beginning of May.

 

[triplej96]

Wow, looking great Andrew.

 

[Andrew Brinkhaus]

35mm framegrabs added on the first page. Sorry for the low quality, they were grabbed directly off the Avid timeline.