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"EMVF in 65mm: Movies for your ears" | Read more at in70mm.com The 70mm Newsletter |
| Written by: James Tavella, film producer | Date: 1 February 2005 |
 Jeff Sulivan relaxes between setups and inspects his violin. Jeff’s unique playing style lends an incredible ethereal/energetic composition that truly defines EMVF | Further in 70mm reading: "EMVF in 65mm: Movies for your ears" Cast and credits Internet link: Full Resolution Entertainment |
 EMVF drummer and percussionist David Sears stands in position during final blocking. David Sears, a veteran player who has studied from greats like Ginger Baker, Ed Shannessy and Freddy Gruber, is surrounded by a rare stainless steel drum set with a complete compliment of temple blocks, chimes, gongs, and church bell. | |
 2nd assistant cameraman Laura Thompson stands by Camera “A” prepared with the tedious task of bump slating during a roll as the scene progresses. | |
 EMVF Steve Chandler sits and observes the set and meditates on his creative input. | |
 Steadicam operator John Radzik stands by with the pellicle handheld 65mm mounted on his steadicam rig. With a full 500 foot load combined with camera it weighs around 33lbs. A very uncomfortable and hard rig to handle that John flew brilliantly and with professionalism. | |
 Hard charging 2nd Assistant cameraman Siddhartha Abbazi stands by Camera “A”. Sidd was additionally responsible for loading all mags as well assisting Camera “B” on technocrane. | |
 2nd assistant cameraman Tom Miligin moves Camera “A” to new position. Tom and Matt Petrosky dedicated additional time to making sure all cameras were ready through a week long prep before shooting. | |
 2nd Assistant cameraman John Orphan and large format specialist James Dickson discuss the features of the pellicle handheld 65mm. James Dickson is a long time veteran of large format like Showscan and the Circlevision rig. | |
 System 65 Camera on crane silhouetted by a leeko. | |
 System 65 Camera on crane silhouetted by a leeko. | |
 2nd System “65” Camera “A” on dolly. | |
 The gate on the system 65mm. | |
 EMVF stands ready off camera. | |
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Makeup team Brekkon Wigginton and Kelly Rosvold discuss the current setup. Their combined talents, efforts and professionalism helped keep talent ready for camera with minimal loss of time.