(Once the tool of my existence)
When Kodak filed for bankruptcy earlier this year, it was a definite signal to the end of an era—the era of 35mm & 16mm filmmaking. As an independent filmmaker, I have to admit that I have little nostalgia for 35mm or 16mm filmmaking. I was lucky enough to be part of the generation who started making films on celluloid and have pretty much “upgraded” to digital filmmaking. Nevertheless, that process has been an invaluable and forever memorable experience. Filmmaking has “evolutionized”.
