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Regular 16mm filmmaking in black and white is done. Films may be projected by using a film movie projector. 100 feet at a time are shot and developed in my own lab wet darkroom. Bolex H16 cameras are used for shooting with and LOMO tanks are used for developing the film in. Prints are made on a Uhler Cine Printer. Titles are made using two Bolex Super Titlers. Editing and splicing are done by hand with glue and tape.
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Regent Square, Pittsburgh PA
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Michael A. Carter
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1207 East End Avenue, Pittsburgh PA 15218-1309
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16mm black and white filmmaking with reversal film is done as well as negative to positive prints made.
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I was a public school art teacher, oil painter, and a commercial artist, but I first made films when a kid. Regular 8mm film was used then. Now I use 16mm film, but the regular kind, not super 16. That is so I can project the films using film projectors onto movie screens. A lot of equipment has been collected. I used to teach with it in public and private schools. Animation was a lot of fun.
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