[Frameworks] INTERCINE diss-assembly

[Tony Conrad]

"Works"? All music "works." But your track is completely supportive of the pix, &
therefore dilutes rather than supports it. That is, it's boring. Sound needs to
complement image, have a kind of counterpoint with it to create tension and interest.

Try a few other things. Try something contrasting. Try a commercial, or people
talking in the next room, or some Hawaiian music, or something from SCREAM. Or
her playing something inane or badly.

--------t0ny



On Mon 05/30/11  3:51 PM , harriet hello harrietshello at gmail.com sent:
> Hi everyone, 
> I've produced a two minute short which you can see here. [1]
> I was hoping to get some feedback on it.  In particular do you think
> the music works? 
> Apologies if I have accidentally sent this twic.  
> On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 3:16 PM, 40 Frames  wrote:
> Chris, 
> 
> I would definitely post your question to AMIA-L, as many of the
> archivists on this listserv have, use and have dealt with service for
> Intercine. 
> You might also try this place, which came up in recent conversation
> here on FW. In one of the images I see a room full of Intercine
> machines. Gatineau was responsive to questions I asked. 
> Scroll down to read:
> "Inspection and comparison rooms. Modified Intercines for shrinkage.
> 8mm, super 8, 16mm and 35mm."  
> http://www.film-tech.com/warehouse/wareview.php?id=1877&category=1&style=cl
> assic[3]
> Alain
> On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 7:30 AM, PRODUCTION  wrote:
> Hello Frameworkers,
> My name is Chris and I’ve been a Frameworks ‘lurker’ for
> years. It is now
> time to come into the light. With a problem.
> I work at the Atlantic Filmmakers Cooperative in Halifax, Nova
> Scotia and we
> are moving to a new location this week. It’s going well but we are
> having
> bit of a hard time diss-assembling the legs from our fine Italian
> INTERCINE
> flatbed 16/35 editing table so we can move it. It isn’t as clear
> as a
> Steenbeck.  Just wondering if anyone has ever done this before or
> has an
> English manual for an Intercine.
> Also, one of the ceramic lamp receptacles has burnt and crumbled and
> we
> Can’t find a replacement. Anyone know where one can buy Intercine
> replacement parts?
> Thanks Frameworks community!
> CSL
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