Is there anyone here that doesnt know that movie from heart?
I mean seriously, I have watched it one hundred, maybe even a hundred thousand times. I lost count....
This might be good too
I must be nutz but I'm on a library waiting list for the next Dick Prenicke(spl) film DVD.
According to an interview I heard recently on PBS with one of the Man in the Wilderness producers, someone's working on the daily diaries he kept all those years up there (a ton) so hopefully at least a portion of those will be published someday. Dick shot a lot of 8 and 16mm film but apparently he wasn't a real ace with using the right filters for color-correcting them and they were stored for years in an attic, etc so they aren't in the best of shape. The producer didn't seem very hopeful much would be of good use anymore. I don't understand why modern video editing couldn't correct any color balance problems but maybe it's more involved than that. Basically the film stock is in pretty bad shape regardless.
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According to an interview I heard recently on PBS with one of the Man in the Wilderness producers, someone's working on the daily diaries he kept all those years up there (a ton) so hopefully at least a portion of those will be published someday. Dick shot a lot of 8 and 16mm film but apparently he wasn't a real ace with using the right filters for color-correcting them and they were stored for years in an attic, etc so they aren't in the best of shape. The producer didn't seem very hopeful much would be of good use anymore. I don't understand why modern video editing couldn't correct any color balance problems but maybe it's more involved than that. Basically the film stock is in pretty bad shape regardless.