While working on our Bolex film projects, I thought the experience was incredibly interesting because of how far we've come in terms of production. Working with such sensitive constraints makes shooting infinitely more difficult, almost to the point where you have to focus on just getting the camera to work properly before you can think about what you're shooting. Although, it was very rewarding to see what we were able to shoot, and  I love the aesthetic it provides on screen.

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