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Film Blvd is a boutique lab on Biscayne Blvd, open now, run by three photographers. Careful development, meticulous scans, and an archive that keeps every frame you bring us.

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7613 Biscayne Blvd, Studio 1 · drop off anytime

Medium-format film frame on Kodak Ektacolor Pro 800, shot in Curaçao
Kodak Ektacolor Pro 800 · Photo: Fabian Socarras
  • Film frame on Kodak Portra 800 — a pale blue Chevrolet Corvair parked between café umbrellas in Miami Beach
    Kodak Portra 800 · Photo: Fabian Socarras
  • Film frame on Kodak Portra 400 — the Starlite Hotel neon glowing at dusk on Ocean Drive, Miami Beach
    Kodak Portra 400 · Photo: Fabian Socarras
  • Film frame on Kodak Gold 200 — the Welcome to Miami Beach sign framed by palms
    Kodak Gold 200 · Photo: Fabian Socarras
  • Film frame on Fujifilm 400 — a yellow Cadillac convertible parked on a tree-lined New York street
    Fujifilm 400 · Photo: Jose Balmaceda
  • Film frame on Kodak Portra 800 — window light falling across an armchair in a quiet room
    Kodak Portra 800 · Photo: Jose Balmaceda
  • Film frame on Fujifilm 400 — a street crossing at Washington Square, New York, seen through lilacs
    Fujifilm 400 · Photo: Jose Balmaceda
  • Film frame on Kodak Ultramax — a portrait of a woman in a blue hooded jacket against a corrugated wall
    Kodak Ultramax · Photo: Gio Garibaldi
  • Film frame on Kodak Gold 200 — the Jetty lifeguard tower on the sand at Miami Beach
    Kodak Gold 200 · Photo: Gio Garibaldi

Frames from our own rolls, developed and scanned in the studio. Yours hang here next.

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Every roll gets a home.

The Archive is where your film lives after the lab. Every frame of every roll, organized by roll and date, ready to download, with a note from us when a frame stops us mid-scan. It comes with every order, and it never expires.

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Ektacolor 800

Pentax 67 · 10 frames · July 2026

  • Archive frame 1 from a roll of Ektacolor 800

    01

  • Archive frame 2 from a roll of Ektacolor 800

    02

  • Archive frame 3 from a roll of Ektacolor 800

    03

  • Archive frame 4 from a roll of Ektacolor 800

    04

  • Archive frame 5 from a roll of Ektacolor 800

    05

  • Archive frame 6 from a roll of Gold 200

    06

A note from the lab

Frame 06 stopped us mid-scan. The light on the water is exactly why film.

The Film Blvd drop box on the studio patio, behind the lab on Biscayne Blvd
The drop box · 7613 Biscayne Blvd · always open

Drop off on your time.

The three of us run the lab around day jobs, so our counter hours are soft: message us and we'll meet you. Or skip the clock entirely. The drop box outside takes your film any hour, any day.

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    Start your order online. It takes about two minutes.

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    Seal your rolls in a drop-off envelope and scan its QR to link your order.

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    We email you when your scans land in your archive.

How the drop box works

Three of us, one lab.

Film Blvd is Gio, Jose, and Fabian: three Miami photographers who wanted a lab that treats film the way we treat our own. So we built it.

Gio

The face at the counter. Your first hello, and the one who knows what's on around town.

Jose

The lab. Chemistry, process control, and the business behind it.

Fabian

The scans and the platform. He built the page you're reading.

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