16mm Reversal Film 1 from Bill Leslie on Vimeo.
First reverse processed film. There's less detail and more scratching than on the negative film due to the process. Showed this at my first PhD presentation on an old Bell and Howell projector I got on ebay for £30. There's something really exciting about showing the work like this that adds to the frenetic feel of the footage with all the scratches. love how black the blacks are. The presentation style seems to suit the media.
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