From: andrea monti (email suppressed)
Date: Tue Mar 16 2010 - 16:06:02 PDT
Here's the one at the university of genova where he teaches:
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2010/3/16 Chen Sheinberg <email suppressed>
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> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonathan Capone" <email suppressed>
> To: <email suppressed>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2010 7:50 PM
> Subject: Re: Tinting film with blood
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> Hi Charles,
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>> A filmmaker named Thorsten Fleisch made a film using his own blood on
>> clear 16mm leader called Bloodlust. Here's a link to his website:
>> http://fleischfilm.com/?cat=4&paged=2
>> If you are not interested in doing something the lab won't touch, like
>> making an ink or paint with blood (gum arabic or an acrylic medium
>> would work), you might want to experiment with shooting through blood
>> smeared slides. You could also contact print the film, its relatively
>> easy to use a flatbed as a DIY contact printer or just a flashlight,
>> synchronizer, and rewinds if you don't mind uneven results.
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>> Hope that helps,
>> Jonathan Capone
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>> On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 11:27 PM, Charles Chadwick
>> <email suppressed> wrote:
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>>> Hey all. I was wondering, I've been toying with the idea of tinting film
>>> with blood for nearly the last ten years without really actually making
>>> an
>>> effort to do it. But now in a current project I'd like to maybe do so. I
>>> guess I was just going to try to soak some b/w super8 in a vat of animal
>>> blood for an hour or so and then let it dry. I'd like to then transfer it
>>> to
>>> video, but obviously the lab won't let it touch their projector until the
>>> film is totally clean, so I was also wondering if the blood will actually
>>> stain the film to the extent that some trace of it will be left after
>>> being
>>> cleaned off with film cleaner or otherwise? I know the obvious answer
>>> would
>>> be to not clean it and simply optically print it onto color 16mm, but I'd
>>> like to avoid that if possible. Can anyone help me out? Thanks!
>>>
>>> -Charles
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>>> Sent from my iPhone
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