I am currently directing an experimental short film called 'Fear's Plunge' set at various locations in Ontario. The 12 minute short follows a boy through a near drowning experience and his quest to conquer his fear of water. I decided to shoot on super8 film because of the depth of field, latitude and sharpness and other aspects that are better in film than video. I also love the look of the film materiality (grain, imperfections, colors, dusts, etc.) of super8 which will enhance the mood specifically for this film. All-in-all we have 30 rolls of Kodak Vision 2 500T (10 of which was sponsored by Kodak) to shoot the film! I have included a short clip of the RAW unedited footage from reel 1 - and yes... that's a dummy falling!! More to come soon.
Video: "Fear's Plunge" Short Film
Cinematographer: Noah Taylor
Camera: Bauer C Royal 8mm
Format: Super 8
Stock: Super 8, Vision 2 500T (7218)
Processing: Niagara Custom Labs
Transfer: Frame Discreet
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