This video competed in
KODAK SUPER 8 FILMMAKING CHALLENGE
Director(s): Troy Walters
This is a crazy edit of my Super 8 capture of the demolition of Port Kembla's iconic copper smelter chimney stack that occurred on 20th February 2014. The title says it all for the content of this fil. . . lm, in this film the stack falls and then rises up again then falls/rises at an increasing speed then slows down and makes its final fall. I actually didn't film the stack demolition due to having to family obligations so I got someone who I was talking to at the beach to film it for me while I dash off and he captured it nicely! The Super 8 film used for this footage is a 1989 expired Kodak Kodachrome 40 and I processed it as a B&W negative in Caffenol C (coffee, vitamin C, washing soda) and had it digitized at Nanolab. The sound effects I sourced from some sound effects videos on YouTube which includes an explosion, an impact and a background beach with seagulls sound show more
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