Super8 Videos

descente de pistes avec mes 3 freres.Author: emile27 Tags: super-8 ski flaine montagne surf dumas Posted: 28 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Film r alis partir de bandes super 8 glan es puis re-travaill es la peinture blanche. Il est projet sur un mur dans l'obscurit , durant les 3 minutes de film, les personnages recouvert de peinture blanche apparaissent tels des fant mes, impression que la bande son vient appuyer. ..."plic ploc", robinet mal ferm , ronronnement incessant du r frig rateur et "tic tac"

Author: lcouleard Tags: super8 Posted: 26 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Mute Super-8 footage, filmed with a Bauer C107XL, music added by Ferd Geisler. Paddington on her daily stroll.Kleiner Tiger: Eine Katze namens Paddington, auf ihrem täglichen Spaziergang. Stummes Super-8-Material, gefilmt mit einer Bauer C107XL, vertont von Ferd Geisler.Author: LZFILM Tags: cat chat gato Katze γάτα котка kot katt super8 LZFILM ferdgeisler Posted: 22 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Author: mdp311 Keywords: irufushi super8 tab tiesto's clublife electronic trance Added: November 9, 2009

This has probably been my most work-intensive video so far. I had been tossing around a couple of ideas for a while and this was what I came up with. It was an entry for a video competition.Author: rpgamer2003 Tags: cgi match moving animation special effects vfx surreal vintage super8 lens flare after Posted: 20 October 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Part of the "Places in 4" series. All films in the series are 4-minute quad screen video installations that portray urban environments. Image & Editing: Amir Husak Music by: Sebastian Meissner aka Bizz Circuits 2005

Francis Ford Kappeula, grand réalisateur de film Super 8 et parrain de l'édition 2009 du Festival Tourné Monté, nous convie à la 9ème édition de ce festival unique en son genre le vendredi 23 et samedi 24 octobre 2009 au Palais des Fêtes de Strasbourg.Pour plus de renseignement:http://festivalsuper8.free.fr/Author: Ma_Lucarne Tags: Festival Tourné Monté Super Strasbourg Super8 FTM FTM09 Francis Ford Kappeula Posted: 04 October 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Marcella What Have You Done To Your Face , available now on the Volvox Twisted Cabaret compilation www.volvoxmusic.com Directed, filmed and animated by Alex de Campi, except: additional camerawork by David Duchin and awesome claymation by Anna Benner. With the invaluable assistance of Kat Green (Our Lady of Perpetual Flame), Polly Cupcake's extremely sexy lips, and the People Show. Song produced and mixed by Stephen Coates (http://www.antiquebeat.co.uk ) Sound recording by Francis Gardner and Gawain Hewitt.Parents: don't buy your kid a Moxie or a Bratz doll because holy guacamole do they burn like the disgusting petroleum-based sludge they really are.Author: alexdecampi Tags: cabaret super8 claymation animation surgery plastic cosmetic beauty barbie doll burn marcella decampi alex forget-me-nots Posted: 10 September 2009 Rating: 4.2 Votes: 5

selected works made with film and video Maile Colbert is a filmmaker, video, and sound artist recently relocated from Los Angeles, US to Lisbon, Portugal. She is currently working for the art organization Binaural (http://www.binauralmedia.org/). She holds a BFA in The Studio for Interrelated Media from Massachusetts College of Art, and a MFA in Integrated Media/Film and Video from the California Institute of the Arts. She has had multiple screenings, exhibits, and shows, including The New York Film Festival, LACE Gallery, MOMA New York, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the REDCAT Theater in Los Angeles, The Portland International Documentary and Experimental Film Festival, the St rung Festival in Barcelona, the Teatra Municipal in Guarda, the Observitori Festival in Valencia, and has performed and screened widely in Japan, Europe, Mexico, and the States. She was a visiting lecturer teaching Sound Design at UCSD; designed sound and composed for Rebecca Baron's film How Little We Know of Our Neighbors, winner of the Black Maria Film Festival Best Film, designed sound for Adele Horne's feature documentary The Tailenders, broadcasted on PBS POV and winner of a 2007 Independent Spirit Award, Allan Sekula's epic The Lottery of the Sea, and designed sound for Betti-Sue Hertz's multi-media mutli channel installation at the Centro Cultural Tijuana for the 2005 inSite Festival. She is currently designing visuals for Brian Mcbride (Stars of the Lid), Celer, R. Kitch, and the multi-media evolving project La Scatola (Rui Costa and Manuela Barile). She has had the pleasure and opportunity to work with such artists as Carole Kim, Andrea Parkins, Kraig Grady, Jessica Constable, Jeff Cain, Mark Dresser, Steve Roden, Paul Bradely, Matthew Marble, Kadet Kuhne, Anne LeBaron, Hypo, Can't...and numerous wonderful others she can't think of right now. Her recent solo album released by Twenty Hertz and performance at the Storung Festival in Barcelona led to a multi-media collaboration with UK composer Paul Bradley called Transit (http://www.twentyhertz.co.uk/), soon premiering at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, then showing in various locations through out the US and Europe. She is currently working on a new release with Tellemake, an experimental opera on millennialism and apocalyptic thought and theory, with opera singer Gabriela Crowe, singer Jessica Constable, and the Poetry of Ian Colbert; and is mid-production on a feature documentary on Autism called The Plane Flies High Because I am Not Afraid. She has also recently created video for the multi-disciplinary project La Scatola by Rui Costa and Manuela Barile.

Acid Burn Productions Presents - VERBIER 08 The Super 8mm Film from Verbier, Switzerland has finally been processed, transferred, and edited. Freebord flew the entire company out to Verbier for the O’Neill Extreme back at the end of March for 7 days of incredible snowboarding and freebording. We met up with riders from all over Europe to ride and get wasted everyday, and documented most of the fun on a 1974 Minolta XL-400 Super8 camera using Ektachrome 64t and Black & White Film. We flew into Zurich, Switzerland and drove across the country to Verbier in a 70’s VW bus. When we arrived we got hooked up with a phat condo minutes from the main gondola to the top of the 4 Vallees mountains. Everyday we rode on free passes and then freeborded down the 8 mile mountain pass through town. Along the way we got chased by the Swiss Police for riding the highway (however they had trouble keeping up with us around the turns), tripping spectators out as we bombed passed them with spins and drawn out slides. Definitely more Verbier videos to come as soon as we get to editing the rest of the footage. Enjoy… Riders: Jessica Ryan (USA) Roberto Lopez (Spain) Joey Pader (USA) Steve Bianco (USA) Cedric Durussel (Switzerland) Arnaud Blin (France) Jonathan Ehm (France) Tim Seward (USA) John Laudin (USA) Bob Glashan (USA) Laurent De Zutter (Belgium) Remi Chapelain (France) Filmed & Edited by: Tim Seward Music: Fisherspooner – The 15th Author: Freebord Tags: freebord switzerland snowboard freebording snowboarding longboard bomb bombing longboarding downhill verbier super8 8mm film Posted: 15 May 2008 Rating: 4.6 Votes: 69

In April of 1965, Kodak unveiled Super 8 mm film. This revolutionary new format had some advantages when compared to its older brother (Double 8 mm). The film was packed inside an opaque black plastic cartridge, making it easy to load the film into the camera, while removing the danger of getting light on your precious pictures. The cartridges were light-tight and very robust. Cartridge loading eliminated the threading of the film. No flipping of the film load was required; the entire 50-foot cartridge could be shot without interruption. The perforations (sprocket holes) were reduced in size, allowing for a wider image area that was about 50% larger than standard 8 mm film, a significant improvement that allowed Super 8 mm to compete with 16 mm. The perforations were also moved to a point adjacent to the center of the film frame, making steady registration simpler. Rather than manufacture both a "Daylight" and a "Type-A" (Tungsten) form of the new film, each Super 8 Camera would have a built-in filter, making it possible to make only the "Type A"" product, which could be used in either kind of light.

This is part of a project where I mailed a super8 camera and sound recorder to friends around the world, to: Victoria, BC, Canada Cawston, BC, Canada Winnipeg, MN, Canada Gaspe, QC, Canada Olso, Norway Lund, Sweden Tsuruga, Japan The idea was that everyone shoot a roll of film based on a postcard, then mail the package on to the next person. This is Robert Yates's film. Shot on Kodachrome 40 7220 super8, in Gaspe, Quebec.