In 2019, three AFC directors of photography used Kodak film for the shooting of one of their movies. Hélène Louvart shot Eliza Hittman’s Never Rarely Sometimes Always on 16mm, Darius Khondji shot Benny and Josh Safdie’s Uncut Gems on 35mm, and Eric Gautier shot Hirokazu Kore-eda’s The Truth on 35mm 2-perf. Here are the links to the articles in which each of them talks about his experience.
Who can resist temptation? Especially when it’s at your fingertips? The chance to get hands-on a treasure trove of 16mm and 35mm filmmaking equipment, and to participate in the end-to-end making of Rupture – a passionate short film about a tryst with a twist – proved irresistible to a large and excited ensemble at the recent Kodak/Vantage/Silverway Workshop in Paris.
Effective 1 January 2015, we have the following new contacts for the sale and support of our Motion Picture Film products in the France / Benelux region.
On the evening of September 24, 2009 Fujifilm presented its its new Eterna Vivid 500 film stock, with footage including tests shot by some members of the AFC. Caroline Champetier briefly expressed the spirit of our participation in such an event, and we publish her words below for reference.
On October 18th 2005, within the framework of the Satis Forum and at the behest of TF1, the CST organised a presentation of the various production options using Super 16 film and HD, along with high definition post-production options, allowing the various advantages and disadvantages to be explained in each case.