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— washing diapers, mixing formulas, sterilizing bottles and the like. So-o. that's just what we now filmed him doing.
For example: From the baby's scenes of lusty howling (real), I cut to a shot of Dad. oblivious in the corner, happily reading a handful of congratulatory cards (staged). As he deals them off one by one, they are seen dropping (extreme closeup) into a pile. Since both of these scenes were new, I was now able to dissolve from this closeup into one of similar pattern as freshly washed diapers drop into a pan.
This cuts to an extreme closeup of my hands wringing out the diapers, which dissolves in turn to an exactly similar action as Mother wrings out the baby's wash cloth. From these traditional scenes (both staged) I was now able to cut naturally to my sequence of scenes (real) of Linda's bath. Similar transitions, involving carefully planned dissolves from extreme (and therefore unidentifiable) closeups, were staged to create a sense of continuity and progression in the rest of the older, all-toorandom footage.
I was now ready for the conclusion, or climax. According to my overall plan, it should be lighthearted and humorous. So-o, back to poor old Dad. As the sequence opens, we find him ready to snap some flash shots of his unconcerned offspring— who again is cross-cut in real scenes of early activity with staged scenes of Dad's despairing antics. After a series of contortions designed to get Baby in the right mood, the perfect moment seems making up.
Tensely, Dad trips the exposure button on his still camera. Nothing happens. The flash bulb has failed to go off! The scene cuts back to Baby serenely blowing a bubble — suggesting the prize scene that Dad has missed. Now back to him, as he examines the camera and wrestles with the traitorous bulb. Suddenly, with the camera and flash gun turned full on his own face, the bulb goes off. Dad shakes his head in utter disgust, as the end title dissolves in and the scene fades out.
And now, for those who may be interested, a few technical data. A Bolex H-16 camera, fitted with a Kern Switar 1 inch //1.4 lens, was used throughout. (The Unexpected is Mr. Kremer's first major 16mm. film, after years of mounting success in the 8mm. medium. In this respect, he follows in the footsteps of previous Maxim Award winners. Joseph J. Harley. FACL, and Al Morton, FACL. — The Editors.) The lap dissolves were made with the Baia Master Cine Transito. This instrument is attached to and operates with the camera mechanism, thereby making it relatively simple to create excellent dissolves and wipes.
A balanced light level of //2 was maintained throughout, using a Weston
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