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Fillum Fallam, a film short printed by hand

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Post by cixa » Fri, Jul 30, 2010, 1:22 PM UTC

Three months ago I made some photos in my toilette, exposing photographic paper to the screen of my IBM R51.

I called them 'laptopograms'.

Two weeks ago I launched a Kickstarter project called 'Fillum Fallam'. This is a film short to-be.

I intend to shoot it on 16mm and print each frame by hand. The short itself revolves around themes of food and film.

These ~3 minutes of film / ~3000 frames will take up the next ~8 months of my life.

I am trying to crowdsource the budget via Kickstarter. Do take a look: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cixa/fillum-fallam-fi-allu-am-0

Re: Fillum Fallam, a film short printed by hand

Post by cixa » Fri, Jul 30, 2010, 1:24 PM UTC

Three months ago I made some photos in my toilette, exposing photographic paper to the screen of my IBM R51.

I called them 'laptopograms'.

Two weeks ago I launched a Kickstarter project called 'Fillum Fallam'. This is a film short to-be.

I intend to shoot it on 16mm and print each frame by hand. The short itself revolves around themes of food and film.

These ~3 minutes of film / ~3000 frames will take up the next ~8 months of my life.

I am trying to crowdsource the budget via Kickstarter. Do take a look: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cixa/fillum-fallam-fi-al...