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We were thrilled that the Shoot to Screen Super 8 workshop and screening at Cineworks led by Nisha Platzer last weekend was such a great success, long live SUPER 8!! Get out there this long weekend and shoot some celluloid!
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SUPER 8: Shoot-to-Screen Workshop
Sat, June 22nd: 10am-6pm
 Sun, June 23rd: 10am-6pm
 Sun, June 23rd: Public Screening, 7:30pm
Iris Film Collective are pleased to community partner with Cineworks for SUPER 8: Shoot-to-Screen!  Join artist Nisha Platzer for a full weekend workshop where participants will learn a brief history of Super 8, shoot their very own black and white films, process by hand, and have the final works shown in a screening with live music.
Day 1: Learn about the format of Super 8 and see some examples before going out and shooting your own films. Day 2: Using photochemistry, process the films and splice them together before the screening! Elements covered will include: - Principles of exposing film - Shooting options - Operating Super 8 camera - Film processing in photo-chemicals Limited Tickets available via Eventbrite HERE. Nisha is a filmmaker and photographer from Vancouver, working in analogue and handmade formats. She studied at the International School of Cinema in San Antonio de los Baños, Cuba and at Concordia University in Montreal. Nisha’s short films have screened at festivals in North America, South America and Europe. She likes to combine artistic mediums to explore themes of identity and the intersections therein. Nisha was an artist in residence at the James Black Gallery from 2015-2016 and is a member of Iris Film Collective. She has given experimental film workshops in Canada, Colombia, Uruguay and Cuba. She loves to work with creative people of all ages, so get in touch to share your artistic ideas!
SUPER 8: Shoot-to-Screen Workshop
Sat, June 22nd: 10am-6pm
 Sun, June 23rd: 10am-6pm
 Sun, June 23rd: Public Screening, 7:30pm Iris Film Collective are pleased to community partner with Cineworks for SUPER 8: Shoot-to-Screen!  Join artist Nisha Platzer for a full weekend workshop where participants will learn a brief history of Super 8, shoot their very own black and white films, process by hand, and have the final works shown in a screening with live music.Â
Day 1: Learn about the format of Super 8 and see some examples before going out and shooting your own films. Day 2: Using photochemistry, process the films and splice them together before the screening! Elements covered will include: - Principles of exposing film - Shooting options - Operating Super 8 camera - Film processing in photo-chemicals Limited Tickets available via Eventbrite HERE. Nisha is a filmmaker and photographer from Vancouver, working in analogue and handmade formats. She studied at the International School of Cinema in San Antonio de los Baños, Cuba and at Concordia University in Montreal. Nisha’s short films have screened at festivals in North America, South America and Europe. She likes to combine artistic mediums to explore themes of identity and the intersections therein. Nisha was an artist in residence at the James Black Gallery from 2015-2016 and is a member of Iris Film Collective. She has given experimental film workshops in Canada, Colombia, Uruguay and Cuba. She loves to work with creative people of all ages, so get in touch to share your artistic ideas!
[NOTE: POSTPONED] Alex MacKenzie’s Non-Toxic Processing workshop has sold out, but there are a few spots left for Nisha Platzer’s Shoot to Screen on the same weekend (Jan 25-27). To sign up email [email protected]!
[NOTE: POSTPONED] Alex MacKenzie’s Non-Toxic Processing workshop has sold out, but there are a few spots left for Nisha Platzer’s Shoot to Screen on the same weekend (Jan 25-27). To sign up email [email protected]!
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Super 8: Shoot to Screen!
3-day workshop with Nisha Platzer
January 25-27 2019
Presented by James Black Gallery and Iris Film Collective, this hands-on workshop facilitated by Nisha Platzer invites participants to explore the world of Super 8 film, creating a short black and white film which they will hand process in photochemistry. A brief introduction to the format on Friday evening will be followed by shooting films on Saturday and processing on Sunday.
Arrive with an idea, or experiment with form and visuals to create an original Super 8 piece. One roll of black & white reversal film per team.
Materials will be provided and no experience is necessary.
Public screening on Sunday night open to all!
Tickets and details HERE!
Nisha Platzer is a Vancouver based filmmaker often working in analogue and handmade formats. She has presented workshops throughout Latin America and Canada and her short films have been screened at festivals worldwide.
Super 8: Shoot to Screen!
3-day workshop with Nisha Platzer January 25-27 2019
Presented by James Black Gallery and Iris Film Collective, this hands-on workshop facilitated by Nisha Platzer invites participants to explore the world of Super 8 film, creating a short black and white film which they will hand process in photochemistry. A brief introduction to the format on Friday evening will be followed by shooting films on Saturday and processing on Sunday.
Arrive with an idea, or experiment with form and visuals to create an original Super 8 piece. One roll of black & white reversal film per team.
Materials will be provided and no experience is necessary.
Public screening on Sunday night open to all!
Tickets and details HERE!
Nisha Platzer is a Vancouver based filmmaker often working in analogue and handmade formats. She has presented workshops throughout Latin America and Canada and her short films have been screened at festivals worldwide.
