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Topic: SUPER 8 mm from Digital of Celluloid, New Super 8 Release
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Andreas Chmielewski
Expert Film Handler
Posts: 233
From: Greifenstein / Germany
Registered: Sep 2010
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posted March 03, 2017 04:15 AM
Hello all,
we want make a New Super 8 Release here in Germany. Here the Prices:
SUPER 8 mm from Digital of Celluloid ! ! !
Hello Super 8 Fans, we want make here in Germany a New Super 8 Release: Super 8 Cartoon "BANANA" (Minions) ca. 100 feet, 4 - 5 min.
"You can send other Cartoon wish Titles or Trailers!?!"
The Price is (Polyester Stock include Magnetic Stripe, Cover and Box):
10 Prints = 175,-€
20 Prints = 120,-€
30 Prints = 105,-€
40 Prints = 90,-€
50 Prints = 85,-€
Have interessted please send a Mail to: newstar.infos@gmail.com
So the more you join, the cheaper it gets.
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Osi Osgood
Film God
Posts: 10204
From: Mountian Home, ID.
Registered: Jul 2005
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posted August 10, 2017 12:31 PM
By the way, just to potentially drum up interest for the cartoon of my choice, it's "Chariots of Fur", the last Chuck Jones directed Road Runner cartoon, made in the mid 1990's and released theatrically on 35MM, (there is actually a print of this on ebay right now, but I can't afford it, otherwise I'd get it!). It's a very funny outing and i think it would make an AWESOME release ...
so, to drum up support, let Andreas know!
-------------------- "All these moments will be lost in time, just like ... tears, in the rain. "
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Tom Photiou
Film God
Posts: 4837
From: Plymouth U.K
Registered: Dec 2003
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posted November 08, 2017 02:42 PM
for around 5 minutes of film?? Well, i hope it gets the support it deserves but being very honest i couldn't justify it any longer. I did put up a blu ray short screening tonight as tomorrow we are going to watch the new version of The magnificent 7. Its been over 6 months since i viewed any digital on the big screen, and tonight while on my own setting up i popped on the grand finale of The Phantom of the Opera stage show and i was taken back at the image in every way bearing in mind we only have what people may call an entry level Epson player, ( i think its great) and a blu ray disc i paid a fiver for, via a basic 5:1 amp. With in mind i remembered how much ive paid lately for a handful of titles on 8 and 16mm and i have to say its making me think more and more about holding onto what we have, (as i really do love the cine projection) but thinking more toward "if a title comes up , particularly on 16, i have to be realistic and accept today's digital is quite fantastic". Do i want to part with 50 odd quid for a very short cartoon or promo? I live in the real world. If i should ever win the lotto then i will change my mind. I wish Andreas all the best with this project and do hope it goes well though. BTW, My Wife is the worlds biggest Minnions fan, SO DONT TELL HER
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Tom Photiou
Film God
Posts: 4837
From: Plymouth U.K
Registered: Dec 2003
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posted November 09, 2017 02:58 PM
Hey Dominique, I didn't mean it to be negative, im always happy to see a new release but due to the demise of Derann they are so few these days that anything new is very expensive for what it is. Especially from a digital source to film. 120, (assuming 20 are ordered), Euros, (around the same in pounds), could easily buy me a good second hand batch. In comparison, i recently bought Viva Las Vegas for 89 quid, its 45/50 minutes long, has 1st class colour and is on well established pre stripe stock. Would i really want to fork out 120 for a 5 minute release instead? For me, not really, however, yes it is great to see someone trying a new release & i do hope it goes well, but for this life long collector i can no longer justify the costs unless i am fortunate enough to win the lottery or something. All power to the minions
While on the subject, there are two releases that have been talked about for a long time, The Back to the future promo, and i know CHC are doing there utmost to sort this, And, as mentioned, (& there was plenty of support), the hateful eight trailer in scope.
BTW, here is the comparison and why i cant justify it, Remember Deranns last feature release? Master & Commander, (one i wish i did buy now, i had to pull out of it at the time), it cost £350 and the film runs for 138 minutes,
That film was scope stereo, thats the equivalent of £2.53 per minute, They did sell there batch of 30, (maybe a few under or over), This possible cartoon release at £120.00, (if 20 are sold) is the equivalent of £24 per minute, IF, the back to the future promo is released it will run for approx the same time, the cost will not be anywhere near this price.
So definatly not being a downer on a new release, just living in the real world and keeping my dosh for much longer films, better value for me quids
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