THE FORMAT GUIDE

One story.
Different ways to feel it.

Compare digital cinema, real film, and playful handheld media. We’ll help you choose the combination that fits your story—not just a look.

Choose the medium with intention.

Formats, creative uses, and availability
Format	What it is	Why choose it	Planning notes
Digital cinema	Digital video	A flexible foundation for documentary storytelling, voices, movement, and fuller coverage. Wedding features, interviews, corporate events, and complete spoken moments.	Available; edit lengths and audio coverage are scoped.
Real Super 8	Physical motion-picture film	Visible grain and an intimate home-movie feeling. Film is processed and scanned before editing. A standalone keepsake or analog moments alongside digital.	Available; confirm roll count, processing, scans, and editing.
16mm	Physical motion-picture film	A larger film format than Super 8, with its own production and lab requirements. Discuss for an analog-led creative brief or campaign.	Available by request. We have rolls on hand; stock, coverage, crew, lab processing, scans, and pricing are agreed in your proposal.
Camp Snap / handheld	Digital video, depending on camera model	A casual, immediate perspective. Camp Snap CS8 is a digital video camera inspired by an analog experience. Playful fragments, candid moments, and a home-video layer.	Request in your brief; exact camera and deliverables confirmed.
Point-and-shoot digital	Digital capture	An informal, everyday-camera feel. Video capability depends on the camera used. Short personal clips or a mixed-media story with a less polished texture.	Request in your brief; not a substitute for full professional audio coverage.
Super 8-inspired digital	Digital video with a stylized edit	Grain, color, and pacing can evoke an analog mood. The footage is still digitally captured. A nostalgic digital treatment when physical film is not the priority.	Discuss treatment and examples; always labeled separately from real Super 8.