One Frame Multiple Exposures: 16mm Double Exposure Workshop

One Frame, Multiple Exposures
Exploring the Magic of Layered Analog Filmmaking

In the world of digital video, each frame is typically exposed just once to light—but analog film opens up a realm of creative possibility. With the right techniques, a single frame of film can be exposed multiple times, allowing you to layer images, play with time, and build visual textures.

This hands-on workshop invites you to dive into the art of multiple exposures on analog film. You'll learn how to plan and execute overlapping exposures, isolate sections of the frame for partial exposures, and use light and shadow to craft intriguing visuals. Whether you're new to analog filmmaking or looking to expand your creative toolkit, this workshop will challenge the way you think about image-making—one frame at a time.

The workshop will involve working in groups and creating images.

About Meenakshi

Meenakshi Garodia is a multidisciplinary artist, storyteller, ceramicist, writer/director, and experimental filmmaker working across digital, installation, and 16mm film. Her stories explore women’s agency, patriarchy, and the immigrant experience, often through elemental motifs like earth, water, and fire. Passionate about analog processes, she values the physicality of film and clay alike. Meenakshi teaches at Emerson College and serves on multiple nonprofit boards focused on media access and women’s rights. She holds an MFA in Film and an MBA from IIM Bangalore. Learn more at  meenakshigarodiafilms.com and meenakshigarodia.com.