Film is a dying medium, brutally cut short by the advent of digital technology. The vestiges of the celluloid medium that still remain—projection systems, printers, cameras and editing machines—have become almost obsolete. Some day they will be placed in a museum or sold as scrap, and their legacy will end. Most technicians who worked with the film medium are now retiring, and for most of them digital is a foreign concept, and the process of filmmaking is only that which is created through film.
