16mm Film

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Is your film too old to transfer? Give it the “sniff” test! If it has a strong vinegar odor it may be on it’s way to permanent damage. Equipment operated by and experienced person is the best option.

Shot in Los Angeles around 1965, Tom Graeff (auteur behind Teenagers from Outer Space) practices his zoom and tilt on a 16mm camera. Does anyone have any idea where this store was? Ca-razy. This clip comes from reels of Tom’s home movies, which offer many beautiful and mundane moments. Uploaded with full permission of the print’s owner.

Product Description
This is a unique DVD compilation of historic Thanksgiving films from the 1950s. Enjoy both of these rare gems of cinema history on this DVD compilation. You can’t find this DVD anywhere else! Running time 24 minutes.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

A Day of Thanksgiving (1951) – 13 minutes running time

– A middle-lower class American family can’t afford a turkey for Thanksgiving, but they discover that wealth would not lead them to any greater happiness and they should all b… More >>

Classic Thanksgiving 16MM Films DVD: Vintage Family Holiday & Thanksgiving Day Dinner Movies

‘The Wizard Of Oz’ composer Harold Arlen was a life-long camera buff. He shot this 16mm footage during the portrait sittings for the film and visits to the set. FEATURES: Judy Garland Ray Bolger Jack Haley Bert Lahr Margaret Hamilton

“All changes, even the most longed for, have their melancholy, for what we leave behind is a part of ourselves; we must die to one life before we can enter another.” -Anatole France 16mm short film set to Regina Spektor’s “Just Like The Movies.”

This video by Got Memories shows you how to determine your 8mm, Super 8, 16mm film reel size, format, and if the film is silent or has sound. It covers consumer formats like 8mm, Super 8mm, and 16mm home movie film.

Here is a tale of woe that you’ve probably heard before. You come across some valuable home movies that you should copy off to a DVD and then, guess what!?! It’s happened to me! I’ll show you the results of my first 16mm sound films from the 1960s that I recently discovered in my collection. Both the separate audio tape soundtrack and the 16mm film exists and I was anxious to bring them together again for YouTube viewers. The final result might make film collectors ill. Taped: February 7, 2008