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If you're just doing it for the look, I don't recommend it. With DV and HD, 16mm is not as compelling as it once was. In addition to the film cost, you have to consider development costs and how you're going to work with the footage after it's developed. Even the cheapest way, getting a one light print on to video, will still cost a significant amount of money. Not including camera rental/purchase, I would estimate film/development costs for a 10 minute short to be at least $750. Not only that, you need to have access to some equipment to edit on... if your school has 16mm production facilities, you might be able to sneak in, but many schools only allow those enrolled in production classes to use the equipment.
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