The Phoenix Film Revival Podcast
Providing a voice to the film photography community far and wide. We connect and share stories from photographers, photo labs, darkrooms and anyone else in the scene. Our goal is to help the community grow and keep the art of film photography and alternative process alive. Support us on Patreon! Visit patreon.com/phxfilmrevival
Where do I even start with Everett? Another great friend of the darkroom. We first met when he dropped by for a First Friday event we hosted back in 2019. It was his birthday and he had a whole entourage in tow. We briefly chatted and he shared his excitement for our community darkroom and let us know he was studying photography at ASU. He gave us a follow on Instagram and of course I had to follow back.
/episode/index/show/2cb46cbe-897e-45e3-b227-54b5b8c328b0/id/27352302We finally got the chance to catch up with Dave Dupree and properly save this episode. We had previously recorded a podcast with Dave only to have our batteries die at the end and lose the session. Bummer! Lesson learned, AC power from here on out.
/episode/index/show/2cb46cbe-897e-45e3-b227-54b5b8c328b0/id/27352305Well, we're back, you guessed it, another podcast. This time we want to give you something!
/episode/index/show/2cb46cbe-897e-45e3-b227-54b5b8c328b0/id/27352308I met Lucinda when she took one of our film processing workshops at the lab. She had a little experience shooting film and wanted to save money on processing as well as taking more control of her results. Since then, she's been developing all of her film at home saving her money to shoot more film!
/episode/index/show/2cb46cbe-897e-45e3-b227-54b5b8c328b0/id/27352311I don't recall exactly how I connected with Mikey on Instagram, but I noticed we started interacting more and more. One day he would be posting up about cyanotypes and the next day he would be doing wet plate. After hearing that he had only been shooting film photography for about 2 years, I had to get him on the podcast and get his interview. If you are curious of how broad the world of photography can be, this episode is a good one for you!
/episode/index/show/2cb46cbe-897e-45e3-b227-54b5b8c328b0/id/27352317With the cost of color film every so steadily increasing, many film photographers are concerned about the future of film and it’s affordability. Bill Manning of Atlanta Film Co took some time to chat and give us some insight into the growing interest of cinema stock being used for still photography and provides some hope for those pinching there pennies in these trying times.
/episode/index/show/2cb46cbe-897e-45e3-b227-54b5b8c328b0/id/27352320I got a chance to catch up with a friend who recently moved to Salt Lake City, Utah early this year. David is an avid film photographer and takes pride in his work investing time, money, and energy into perfecting the best shot. In this episode David chats about finding community as well as hear about some of his recent projects.
/episode/index/show/2cb46cbe-897e-45e3-b227-54b5b8c328b0/id/27352323We're back! We've been on hiatus for a while but are happy to announce our return to The Phoenix Film Revival Podcast. On this episode we got a chance to chat with our September - Photographer Of The Month and gain some insight on his process with Trichrome photography. Listen to our chat with Connor Greenawalt.