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I shot on film, with a camera, heavy lenses and a tripod, and lugged this gear around wherever I went.
Most of the work I shot on assignment for The New York Times when I was doing a series with Elisabeth Bumiller.
I shot on a weekend so there are a lot of people simply doing their thing; there is a lot of life in the image.
"I used to walk around with these movies that I made in high school in my backpack – films that I shot on 16mm – and I would put my grandma's phone number on top of the VHS tape and if I saw someone I recognized, I would hand them the film," explained Korine.
For Karateka in 1982, I shot on Super-8, loaded the film into a Movieola and traced the frames on tracing paper.
So, I shot on a weekend when they were off from shooting when I could get the actors.
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It's easier to orient myself when I shoot on familiar streets.
I shoot on negative that is then taken to the lab, in much the same way you used to drop your photos off to be developed.
"Many people assume to that because I shoot on film and animate on paper I must be doing things the 'hard way,' when in fact my last four movies would have been virtually impossible to produce digitally".
"It's not a 59, probably 70 to 74 is what I shoot on a regular basis," she said before smiling.
Because I shoot on film, it often takes a few days or a week for me to see what a shoot has rendered.
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