2019-08-26, 01:37 AM
It's Out! 
From Web:
French plantation scene is still in the Final Cut but has been cut down.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
...and newly discovered behind-the-scenes footage.
NEW: Never-Before-Seen B-Roll Footage
Extras:
Super 8 Behind the Scenes Footage: Unseen soundless footage from the shoot, unearthed in 2004 and presented for the first time in this package.
http://whysoblu.com/apocalypse-now-the-f...ay-review/
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UNSEEN APOCALYPSE NOW FOOTAGE
Seven reels of Super 8 mm film footage of the making of Apocalypse Now (Zoetrope), shot by the Sound Mixer for the film, Jack C. Jacobsen. The film was shot on location in the Philippines in the late 1970s. The content of the film is an extraordinary and unique behind the scenes view of the actors, director, cameras and crew. The viewer gets the chance to see the cast and crew as they are working and preparing for scenes, including an airbase where some of the cast were stationed during the film, on-site offices for the building of sets and props (including where severed limbs and body parts were made), views of the Philippino community, dynamite blasting, and general coverage of the actors and extras in and out of costume. The viewer really gets a sense of everyday life during production. Not only do we see the cameras and sound, but we also see the crew eating, playing ping pong, swimming and rehearsing. We see how the making of this film took over an entire town. Francis Coppola can be seen in many scenes. There are multiple battle scenes including bridges being blown up, extras catching on fire, huts on fire and helicopters flying. One scene shows the crew preparing a battle sequence and arranging fake blood and severed limbs around the actors.
There are 2,050 feet of footage. The color is good, there is no sound.
According to Film Rate Calculator - Super8 - https://www.digitalrebellion.com/webapps/filmcalc
Total time: 01:53:53
.ms)From Web:
French plantation scene is still in the Final Cut but has been cut down.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
...and newly discovered behind-the-scenes footage.
NEW: Never-Before-Seen B-Roll Footage
Extras:
Super 8 Behind the Scenes Footage: Unseen soundless footage from the shoot, unearthed in 2004 and presented for the first time in this package.
http://whysoblu.com/apocalypse-now-the-f...ay-review/
Maybe it's this:
https://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/...tails.aspx
UNSEEN APOCALYPSE NOW FOOTAGE
Seven reels of Super 8 mm film footage of the making of Apocalypse Now (Zoetrope), shot by the Sound Mixer for the film, Jack C. Jacobsen. The film was shot on location in the Philippines in the late 1970s. The content of the film is an extraordinary and unique behind the scenes view of the actors, director, cameras and crew. The viewer gets the chance to see the cast and crew as they are working and preparing for scenes, including an airbase where some of the cast were stationed during the film, on-site offices for the building of sets and props (including where severed limbs and body parts were made), views of the Philippino community, dynamite blasting, and general coverage of the actors and extras in and out of costume. The viewer really gets a sense of everyday life during production. Not only do we see the cameras and sound, but we also see the crew eating, playing ping pong, swimming and rehearsing. We see how the making of this film took over an entire town. Francis Coppola can be seen in many scenes. There are multiple battle scenes including bridges being blown up, extras catching on fire, huts on fire and helicopters flying. One scene shows the crew preparing a battle sequence and arranging fake blood and severed limbs around the actors.
There are 2,050 feet of footage. The color is good, there is no sound.
According to Film Rate Calculator - Super8 - https://www.digitalrebellion.com/webapps/filmcalc
Total time: 01:53:53
