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About Brittanie Flegle
Expertise
Can answer any question on how to make a movie, exporting a feature film for the web or DVD, stream video, find the best telecine company, market your video on the web, optimize your video compression settings, edit professional video, edit 16mm film on a Steinbeck machine, edit sound onto 16mm, create graphic images for 4:3 & 16:9 footage, stylize your video using filters & effects in After Effect/Final Cut Pro/iMovie/Windows Movie Maker, use a green screen, make a green screen, key out green screen, budget for a feature film, produce a short film, find film contests, manage a film crew, etc.
Experience
I have produced, shot, directed over 300 short instructional videos for MindBites.com and worked on several shorts in the Austin area. Recently, I worked on the post-production team of Terrance Mallick's latest feature length theatrical and Imax films, Tree of Life & Voyage of Time, respectively.
Organizations
SXSW Film panel committee volunteer, Austin Film Festival goer
Publications
UT Daily - http://www.dailytexanonline.com/life_arts/1.971087-1.971087
MindBites - http://blog.mindbites.com/category/video-production-and-publishing/
Education/Credentials
University of Texas at Austin Communications undergraduate, Bachelor of Radio-Television-Film, McCombs School of Business certificate, Austin Community College current student in the interactive media and motion graphics departments
Awards and Honors
McGuffin Film Festival finalist
Past/Present Clients
DadLabs
Thinkwell
UrbanFitnessTV
MySmartHands
VideoMathTutor
UnderstandBlue
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You are here: Experts > Movies > Film Making > Making Films & Videos > Analog film editing
Expert: Brittanie Flegle - 11/4/2009
Question
What is the work flow from exposed stock to married print using analog equipment? What r the advantage & disadvantage of the system
Answer
Hi Vijay,
The project you're working on sounds really hands-on. I'm not as familiar with exposed stock, but I have worked with 16 mm film in school before. We sent our film to a print house in New York -- I think it was Kodak. They developed our film and sent it back to us on reels. We spliced and edited the reels on Steinbeck machines. We then projected our work and transferred it to mini-DV for instant playback. Is this the process you are referring to?
Brittanie
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