Bergman auction.

I did bid on the Arri package and the Canon 814 but didn't win them..

The two Arri (BL I think) 16mm cameras and a Canon 814 Super8 camera went for $16,000 / $5,000.







The chess board from The Seventh Seal started at $1,400 and went straight to $60,000 in 1 second and finally landed at $144,000.







Here are some other stuff that went under the hammer:

Bidding on Ingmar Bergman´s stuff.

I put a bid on Ingmar´s old cameras. Totally exited.

I wouldn´t mind buying some more of his stuff either. Like the two Mercedes´. Or the Charles / Ray Eames chair.



View all the goods from Ingmar´s estate here:
http://www.bukowskis.se/auctions/H022?locale=en-US

If you have some extra cash you could always buy his home too. Since his wish was to sell it to the highest bidder... I for one wishes the Swedish govt would make a museum out of it. But no sir-e.
http://residence.exor.net/eng.html

Nice clip by French Fred.

French Fred is a really good filmer/photographer from France who has made such movies as Menikmati and I also think he made the Flip video.., but I can be wrong about that one.

Anywho.., Red Bull and Color Mag gave him and a few other Canadian skaters/filmers some 16mm film and 72 hours to make a movie. Fred did his clip with a mirror theme and I really liked it.

Check out their Vancouver clip here:
http://www.colormagazine.ca/video

Damn I wish Red Bull would give me 10 rolls of film and 72 hours to film some skating. Plus a large per diem of course.

Check out Fred´s work here, I really like his photos.
http://www.frenchfred.com