I'm Frank DiCesare, a filmmaker, freelance television producer and documentarian from Sarasota, Florida. I'm in production on a new short, poetic documentary, "Gardens of Life," which I'm shooting entirely on Kodak Super 8 film. You can check out my film company, Oskar Films, (named for my late miniature schnauzer) at www.oskarfilms.com.
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Hi Frank, good luck
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Thanks, Billy.
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I saw your promotional video on Blacksmith. Great subject matter and the zero dialogue choice was spot on. How did it do??
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Thank you, Amman. As of last week, it's been streamed in 90 countries through Amazon Prime Video, Filmzie, GuideDoc, FlexNet TV and, formally, Vimeo On Demand. My film distributor, Filmhub, recently dropped Vimeo as a channel. If you have Prime Video, you can watch it for free!
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Nice to meet you, Frank DiCesare. I checked out the trailer for "Blacksmith." Whoa! I'm going to try and find it on one of the streamers you mentioned.
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Nice to meet you, Maurice Vaughan! And thank you for your interest in my work. I look forward to reading your posts.
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Frank, that's awesome. Vulcan would be proud. :)
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Nice to meet you
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Nice to meet you, Lumina Diass.
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You're welcome, Frank DiCesare. I like the intro on your website.
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Excellent! Nike!
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Thank you, Jack Binder!
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Hi Frank, First - love the name of your company, beautiful tribute to your pup! Secondly, I watched your first GOL sneak peek - the color is gorgeous!! Are there challenges you are facing filming with Super 8? I'd love to learn more about it in the cinematography lounge.
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Hi, Shellie. Thank you for your kind words. Glad you like the first sneak peek at "Gardens of Life." The short answer to your question about shooting with Super 8 is - yes. The biggest challenge is the expense. (I'm currently seeking associate producers to sell sponsorships for the film.) The second biggest challenge, which is directly related to expense, is keeping your shooting ratio as low as you can, a feat that is often easier said than done.
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Wonderful to meet you Frank DiCesare.
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Thank you, Debbie. Nice to meet you, too. I look forward to reading your posts. Best, Frank