Part I – Vault Visit: Begin inside the inner sanctum of the Film-Makers’ Cooperative vault, where Michèle introduces guests to rare 16mm and Super8 film prints. The air smells of old celluloid and memory; it's a space of NYC ghosts and streetlamp glimmers. She’ll explain how filmmakers like Maya Deren and Stan Brakhage used materiality as narrative, and guests will hold real reels in their hands. Part II – Super8 Shoot: Outside, each guest helps shoot a roll of Super8 film. Under Michèle’s direction, they’ll shoot brief scenes—fragments of light, gestures, urban movements—while learning how to frame with intuition over logic. The tactile, poetic experience mirrors Michèle’s own practice of filmmaking as embodied feeling. Part III – Skyline Reflections: The evening ends with cocktails at 230 Fifth Rooftop or Moono, where the conversation turns to the mythos of analog, intimacy in image-making, and the resonance of what’s unseen. The guests leave with their undeveloped roll, like a message in a bottle for their future self.