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Part 2 – DAWN OF TOMORROW – The 1939 New York World’s Fair. This new film series covers the entire “World of Tomorrow” from 1939 to 1940 in New York City during the legendary ’39 NYC World’s Fair! Filmed by the production team that made Westinghouse, Dawn of Tomorrow features interviews with those who experienced the Worlds Fair firsthand in Flushing Meadows NY, near Queens and on the same site as the 1964 World’s Fair. It was called the World of Tomorrow and showed what the world was going to look like 20 years after 1939. The fair helped to bring the country out of the great depression, or at least to lift the spirits of those who were there. Inspired by the great fairs of the past like the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago where George Westinghouse, Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla, Frank Lloyd Wright, Teddy Roosevelt and Henry Ford attended, the ’39 fair featured new technology like television, automated cow milking machines, giant robots like Elektro and the amazing GM Futurama. Those visiting the fair had no idea that World War 2 was about break out months after it’s start, in fact WW2 would set back many of the inventions showed off in New York. Part 1 of a multi-part documentary short film series. Features rare, never before seen footage, photographs, photos and films from the fair, transferred from 16mm film. Very rare full color and black and white film reels shot by an amateur photographer at the fair during the summer. www.Inecom.com

That Was Then…This Is Now was a series of rock documentaries shot on 16mm in 1988. This one is The Cure. I had recorded this onto VHS when it was originally broadcast. I’ve finally digitised it. It’s cut off at the beginning, sorry, although don’t think it’s cut off much. Also the sound / picture isn’t great due to VHS. Hope you enjoy it.

“Making Of” Documentary of Short Film “Heartless”. “Heartless” is a black comedy story about a famous, retired cardiologist who at one day gets the sudden surprise of the Italian Mafia. They came specially from Calabria to London to persuade Doctor Hyman to perform a heart transplant on their boss Don Salvatore. “Heartless” is a 10 minutes graduation film which is made during the “Filmmaking Diploma Course” at the London Film Academy. It is shot on Super 16 mm during a period of 4 days: 28th Jan 2010 – 31st Jan 2010. “Heartless” is directed by Christiaan Neu and written by Michele Fiascaris.

Part 1 – DAWN OF TOMORROW – The 1939 New York World’s Fair. This new film series covers the entire “World of Tomorrow” from 1939 to 1940 in New York City during the legendary ’39 NYC World’s Fair! Filmed by the production team that made Westinghouse, Dawn of Tomorrow features interviews with those who experienced the Worlds Fair firsthand in Flushing Meadows NY, near Queens and on the same site as the 1964 World’s Fair. It was called the World of Tomorrow and showed what the world was going to look like 20 years after 1939. The fair helped to bring the country out of the great depression, or at least to lift the spirits of those who were there. Inspired by the great fairs of the past like the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago where George Westinghouse, Thomas Edison, Nikola Tesla, Frank Lloyd Wright, Teddy Roosevelt and Henry Ford attended, the ’39 fair featured new technology like television, automated cow milking machines, giant robots like Elektro and the amazing GM Futurama. Those visiting the fair had no idea that World War 2 was about break out months after it’s start, in fact WW2 would set back many of the inventions showed off in New York. Part 1 of a multi-part documentary short film series. Features rare, never before seen footage, photographs, photos and films from the fair, transferred from 16mm film. Very rare full color and black and white film reels shot by an amateur photographer at the fair during the summer. www.Inecom.com

Eko calls Locke aside and, after leading in with a story about Josiah and the book found during Josiah’s rule, reveals a hollowed-out Bible which contains a small reel of 16mm film. The book was found by the tail-section survivors in the DHARMA bunker they inhabited on the other side of the Island. Locke unrolls part of the reel and recognizes Dr. Marvin Candle, the narrator from the original film. SOURCE: LOSTPEDIA.COM

Sociopath hitman, Jason Blaine, shows you the do’s and don’ts of his world of life and death. My London Film School graduation film, shot on Super 16mm film.

Three street kids seek a safe haven for an abandoned horse in an industrial wasteland. Donald Matos produced, wrote, directed, and edited this 16mm film, which won the Focus Film Award and screened in film festivals worldwide.