Gotham Photochemical secures $1.12M in New 16mm, 35mm, and 70mm Equipment in a bid to enhance its Digital and Photochemical Restoration, Post-Production, Scanning, Recording, and Printing capabilities in Los Angeles. #shotonfilm#35mm#16mm#65mm#70mm
On October 15th, 1940, Charlie Chaplin’s THE GREAT DICTATOR premiered in New York City. It was photographed by Karl Struss and Chaplin’s regular cameraman, Roland “Rollie” Totheroh.
On October 11th, 1968, Roger Vadim’s BARBARELLA was released.
It was photographed in Anamorphic Panavision by Claude Renoir, nephew of Jean Renoir. Claude Renoir was renowned for his use of color cinematography, especially in his uncle’s groundbreaking 1951 film, THE RIVER.
Gotham has a new Senior Colorist and Digital Intermediate Supervisor!
Here’s the mystery man calibrating one of Gotham’s two state-of-the-art screening rooms!
#Wow! #16mm#35mm#65mm#70mm
Thank you to the Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA) for an outstanding conference in New Orleans this year.
#Archival#Film#ArchiveOnFilm#AMIA2017