Kodak invited Studio C-41 to get a small preview of what it takes to make Kodak Film. We travel through the Kodak Factory in Rochester, NY. Along the way, we learn a little about George Eastman and how he democratized photography. We then travel through the finishing facility learning about the three phases in making Kodak film. To all the employees at the Kodak Factory. Thank YOU for the amazing work you do to continue Kodak's legacy. Seeing the work they put in to keep film photography alive is nothing short of amazing. If you wish to learn more, please head over to our website to listen to our incredible, 72-minute podcast episode where we interview Kodak: https://studioc41.net/2018/06/10/interview-kodak/ ------------ This video is not possible without the incredibly generous members of the community. Studio C-41 wants to thank the following for their contributions: - Matt Stoffel and Eastman Kodak Company for taking us through a trip of a lifetime. Additionally, sharing his historic image of the brilliant minds analyzing the first sheets of EKTACHROME E100's revival. - RAH Footage: for taking hours of video and creating a story. Without your help, this project would never have taken off. -Woodlot Media: Thank you for your creative guidance, collaborative support, and masterfully shooting and editing the final act. - Eric C. Wilder for his 'Super' incredible 8mm footage of Rochester, NY. The opening scene brought this video together. - Steven Wallace - Partner in crime and sharing the images he shot during the tour while I filmed. - Marwan Mozayen - Editor in Chief at SilverGrainClassics for his vivid drum scan of EKTACHROME 100. - Adi's beautiful images of San Francisco, California on EKTAR 100. - Tim Gander Beefy TRI-X 400 cooked to a perfect exposure. - David Mihaly's stunner double exposure shot that I still cannot master.