CLEAN: 'Lost' Hitchcock film found in New Zealand

The video tutorial discusses the preservation of films, highlighting the remarkable condition of some old reels. It explores the distinctive stylistic touches of Hitchcock, which are evident in his later works. The significance of lost films, such as 'White Shadow', is also addressed. The tutorial explains film tinting techniques and the importance of lighting. Finally, it covers programming techniques used in modern feature films.

What is a common issue faced when opening old film cans?

• They are filled with water.

• They emit a foul odor.

• They contain sticky mush.

• They are often empty.

What is a notable feature of Hitchcock's early films?

• They were all in color.

• They had no sound.

• They were all comedies.

• They included distinctive stylistic touches.

What is the significance of the 'White Shadow' in film history?

• It was the first color film.

• It is a significant film that is mostly lost.

• It was the first film with sound.

• It was directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

What is the purpose of film tinting?

• To make the film suitable for all audiences.

• To enhance the visual presentation.

• To add sound to silent films.

• To preserve the film for longer periods.

Why is it important to avoid a 'wishy-washy' look in film tinting?

• It can make the film too dark.

• It can make the film too colorful.

• It can make the film too bright.

• It can make the film look faded and subtle.