Belgian Film Fair

[Dominique De Bast]

Tomorrow, the film fair of Ternat (close to Brussels) as twice per year. It usually attracts sellers and customers from the abroad, as well.

Pub Ternat 10 03 2024-1.pdf

[Dominique De Bast]

People arriving.

Definitly better inside.

[Dominique De Bast]

Not bad for a local fair, I think.

[Dominique De Bast]

Forum member Nick Vermeirsch.


Forum member Benoît Denis, one of the two organizators.
Form member Jean-Christophe De Block

On the right, Fred, from La Bande des Cinés, the only filmshop left in Paris and Maxence, well known in the little Belgian amateur film world.

[Eivind Mork]

Thanks for all the pictures, Dominique! It is great to see what is going on in other parts of the world!

[Dominique De Bast]

Thanks, Eivind.

It seems that some pictures of my last post appear on my phone but not on others...

Here is the "corrected" (I hope) version :

Forum member Nick Vermeirsch



Forum member Benoît Denis, one of the two organizators.



Forum member Jean-Christophe De Block, the other organizator.


On the right, Fred from La Bande des Cinés, the last ffilmshop left in Paris and Maxence, well known in the little Belgian amateur film world.

[Dominique De Bast]

Forum membet Bruno Heughebaert (left) with Nick.

[Douglas Meltzer]

Dominique,

Thank you for documenting the event for us. It looks great, well attended, plus it's always a treat to see pics of Forum members.

I had read about the Beaulieu News 16 before but had never seen one. It was one of the very few 16mm news cameras to have a power zoom built in.

[Dominique De Bast]

Doug, I assume Beaulieu has not been distributed in the US as much as it has been in Europe. Beaulieu is certainly one of the best makes. I bought my Beaulieu 9.5 camera second hand about 30 years ago and it s still working perfectly (the camera dates from the '60s).