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The amazingly talented Oona Menges, BSC speaks to me about her early start working in the movie industry with groundbreaking cinematographers. We speak extensively about the feature "LOLA" a remarkable film shot partially on a Newman-Sinclair camera and cameras that would be used in that era. Along with the considerations of using older film cameras we talk about surrounding yourself with collaborators that embrace the imperfections film can add.
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Long time friend and ASCF ambassador Jessi Spickard joins us in the Ashram to talk about her journey from actress to director, coming off her very first film shot on 35mm. Her path will inspire others to make aspirations a reality.
Fellow Ohioan and film shooter Jake L. Mitchell and I have a conversation about his start and his new feature shot on super16, the magically sublime "Riddle Of Fire"
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Legendary steadicam camera operator Elizabeth Ziegler worked on massive shows like "Ghost" "Magnolia" "A Nightmare On Elm Street" "Tombstone" and "Wayne's World" but she is best known, amongst us film nerds, as the operator on director Stanley Kubrick's last film "Eyes Wide Shut" very grateful for …
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