We have some good and some bad news that we want to share with all of you.
The good news is that Gauge Film now offers a better deal than we can for processing neg!! Please check their website for more information. Also, James Holcombe, who many of you know from nowhere lab, is offering hand processing for ‘colour reversal and b/w neg / reversal 8mm and 16mm. He also has a new scanner for digitising. Also check out Not Nowhere for equipment hire and courses. Other, even more complete services can be found abroad:In Amsterdam: http://haghefilm-digitaal.nl/film-lab/In Toronto: https://niagaracustomlab.com/
The bad news is that this means that we will stop our regular processing service. The demand has slowed down significantly due to the available alternatives. We will keep offering teaching days/workshops, or processing and printing work, as a bespoke service. You will be able to contact us via the film in process email address or our personal email addresses.
Our goal is to support independent and experimental filmmakers; creativity is what drives us, not business.
We also want to share with you some other sad news, the ORWO representative for the UK, Tom Samuels, passed away in March. Besides him being a wonderful, kind and supportive person this also means that we have to start importing print stock from Germany directly, which might result in higher prices and longer delivery times.
To conclude, we are thrilled to see that there is still so much going on in analog filmmaking. Keep making those beautiful films! We are looking forward to stay in touch and hear from all of you.
best wishes, Bea and Karel
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The Magazine – April 2018
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Ferrania Film for sale
Film Projection Charter
filmprojection21.org is an initiative conceived around the concrete commitment represented by the Charter of Cinematographic Projection in the 21st Century, uniting those who care about photochemical film projection.
Filmmakers, artists, producers, archivists, distributors, programmers or members of the audience, whether involved in the festival network, the archival world, contemporary art, independent venues, or all kinds of film-making, from the movie industry to the underground, we assert the importance of building a future for photochemical film projection and intend to share resources toward that goal.
Super8 Reversal Lab
For all things Super8 contact Super8 Reversal Lab in the Netherlands
International Artist-run Film Labs meeting – Bains Argentiques
This week Film in Process will be in Nantes, France. Meeting up with other artist-run Film Labs from all round the world. Sharing skills, knowledge, advice as well as screening film and performances. Working together on how to take analogue film into the future. Funded by the EU.
Contact – Festival of Experimental Film and Video
A festival of experimental film and video showing the work of over 70 artists/ filmmakers, featuring single-screen films, multi-screen/performance-related works and site-specific installations. The Contact festival is programmed by Andrew Vallance and Simon Payne.
6th – 8th May 2016
Advance tickets are available via Eventbrite
Prices: Friday – £5; Saturday – £8; Sunday – £8 (plus booking fee). Concessions available.
A limited number of tickets will also be available on the day from the venue.
Analogue Recurring – Call for Submissions
Analogue Recurring – Friday 10th June 2016
Analogue Recurring is an experimental 16mm screening event, which illuminates the mechanical processes and materiality inherent in analogue film. Embracing a DIY ethos the event celebrates contemporary celluloid film in the digital age; a field continuously redefining it’s self as durational and durable.
Submissions deadline – friday 22nd April.
Please send a details of film with a .mov file or link to Bea@hub100.com
Please include year, length, sound, synopsis and brief statement about the artist/filmmaker.
Produced by Bea Haut
Technically Upholstered by David Leister
Hosted by Lo & Behold
With Thanks to Lucy Harris
Lo & Behold
2b Swanfield Street, Shoreditch, London, E2 7DS
Artist-Run Film Labs
http://www.filmlabs.org
Artist-run film labs implement an original way of using production tools, through their collective organizations, for filmmakers and artists currently working with celluloid film.
They act as an experimental ground for cinema (beyond any genre) at a time when the industry is gradually getting rid of film and, with that, the means to process and print.
This website gives an overview of the organizations that have emerged in Europe, America and Asia. It serves as a portal for sharing information about labs and is also a place for debating aesthetic, political and technical questions raised by this on-going endeavor.
Kodak 7222 – Double-X negative film
We have fresh stock of Kodak 7222 Double-X ,
16mm B&W Neg – 200ASA ,
100ft rolls on daylight loading camera spools.
£35 per roll – Please go to our prices page to make an order.
Ready to Roll
We have refurbished the Debrie/Lawley processor. We removed and cleaned the 200 plus rollers, oiled the turning rods and dredged the silver out of the bottom of the developing tank. Also removing all the unwanted objects found there. The tanks are now filled with fresh chemistry; having run a number of scratch tests with good final results, we are now ready for your films.
We are really looking forward to seeing all your brilliant work hot off the press.
Many thanks to David Leister for his support and expertise.
Film in Process 