Film Development The instruction I will be providing are for the Bucket Method for developing motion picture film. Primarily it is used to develop Super 8mm and 16mm film. This recipe is stolen and reworked from those directions provided by Alex Mackenzie, who regularly runs workshops on hand-processing at his Blinding Light Cinema in Vancouver. Alex is a dear friend of the family and a chief reason why I am now looking into filmmaking. In my directions, I will refer to Super 8mm film, primarily because that is what most poor, independent filmmakers use. So now I will explain the process which I find amazing, film developing. The Bucket Method has many advantages. The first being it's very quick, taking only about 15-20 minutes to do a roll. It's also hard to screw up, seeing as there isn't much to it. The disadvantage of the Bucket Method is that you will undoubtedly get scratches....

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