You’re very right in calling this song “derivative” - it’s the opening credits song to HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, a movie made in the 2000s but set in the early 80s, shot on 16mm, has great period production design… and I’m sure they were aping The Cars with this track
@@chrisratchford8153 if I could afford i’d shoot 16mm all the time… but it’s about $140 to shoot, process, & digitize a 100 ft reel, so I’m doing it less and less these days
The 16mm footage on your channel is really great. I have never shot 16 but I like shooting on Super 8 sometimes. I have one remaining Super 8 cartridge of Ektachrome in the fridge that I need to shoot sometime this summer. My dad is selling his 1968 Pontiac Catalina that he's had since 1967 so I think I may use that cartridge to get some footage of that car before it sells.
Cool slow-motion test video. I love my Micro as well. The song is a nice "derivative" of The Cars - Moving In Stereo!
You’re very right in calling this song “derivative” - it’s the opening credits song to HOUSE OF THE DEVIL, a movie made in the 2000s but set in the early 80s, shot on 16mm, has great period production design… and I’m sure they were aping The Cars with this track
Cool, I'll have to check it out sometime especially since it was shot on 16mm.
@@chrisratchford8153 if I could afford i’d shoot 16mm all the time… but it’s about $140 to shoot, process, & digitize a 100 ft reel, so I’m doing it less and less these days
The 16mm footage on your channel is really great. I have never shot 16 but I like shooting on Super 8 sometimes. I have one remaining Super 8 cartridge of Ektachrome in the fridge that I need to shoot sometime this summer. My dad is selling his 1968 Pontiac Catalina that he's had since 1967 so I think I may use that cartridge to get some footage of that car before it sells.
😁 i actually enjoyed this