odie

the camera I'm using could be in a museum ..but it works..i

film is a different medium nothing to do with digital if you like the look of film just shoot on film it's easy has an amazing image and sensation you'll never forget and is profitable work wise

+1 For me it's any CAMERA that you can load or thread Kodak film in .. image combined with art..fantastic

If you’re in Europe filming on 16mm or 35mm here is an Athens lab we used for a series of commercials anmar.gr they include everything and they’re great!

At work nice!

Two different mediums not a question of catching up the difference between working with Kodak film and digital video is substantial when you a pursuing a career Thats why I have a film camera in my gear bag

+1 for me it was Kodak #7203..Wow!

Movie theaters aren’t going anywhere 🎥 still the best best deal out there for a night out(and still very profitable for the theater owner and distributor)🎬

Whatever works in your region. For me its this camera and the day rate soars!(in LA)

I’m saving up for my favorite camera and Oscar leader Arri LT 35mm film camera...

I found a super 16mm film camera and Cine Arri Xenon lens...Wow!

I think what Western governments and Western culture have learned is that we’re all connected now.

+1 and unfortunately we enabled the media to manipulate us

I’m thinking ..

“Japan was one of the first countries outside of China hit by the coronavirus and now it’s one of the least-affected among developed nations. That’s puzzling health experts. Unlike China’s draconian isolation measures, the mass quarantine in much of Europe and big U.S. cities ordering people to shelter in place, Japan has imposed no lockdown. While there have been disruptions caused by school closures, life continues as normal for much of the population. Tokyo rush hour trains are still packed and restaurants remain open.” from Bloomberg article