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Screening Super 8 my brain – Saturday, 18th January, 2014

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Prepare to have your blood frozen with terror! Thrill to the delights of such spooky classics as What’s in the Barn?, Leftovers, and The mail attacks …
Tony Clarke will present a programme of short zombie movies and other horror stories shot on Super 8 film. Shocking and hilarious by turns you are sure to have a memorable evening.

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Where: Babylon Gallery,Waterside, Ely CB7 4AU

When: Saturday, 18th January, 2014: 7:30 PM

Price: £5/£3 (18+)
Telephone: 01353616991

Special xmas screening – 23rd of December 2013

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To get in the Christmas mood, We will show short films related to Christmas. We will have also the new films from Portuguese filmmaker Paulo Abreu (the Scoudrel and Beard) . Paulo won two awards at the Cambridge Super 8 festival in the past.

at Hot Numbers coffee 

Unit 6, Dales Brewery, Gwydir St, CB1 2LJ Cambridge at 7pm

Free entrance (18 certification)

Volunteer meeting in September and October 2013

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Challenge yourself with Super 8 project, fill an art space wih motion and noise, help put on showings and festivals.

We have equipment. We have projects. We have dreams.
We need friends and collaborators.
Come and meet us.

Monday 30th September 6:00pm

Wednesday 09h October 6:00pm

Wednesday 23rd October 6:30pm

at the University social club bar (downstairs) on Mill lane, Cambridge or contact us using our contact page

Floating micro cinema on the 21 June 2013 4:30 – 9:30pm in Ely

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Last summer, over 40 people took part in a LIVE DUCK SHOOT filming Ely’s Muscovy Ducks with Super 8 cameras on Ely Riverside. This summer solstice the LIBERTY BELLE tour boat will become a FLOATING MICRO CINEMA with a special afternoon/evening of Super 8mm footage from the LIVE DUCK SHOOT along with a selection of films relating to life on the river.

Super 8 Cine Night at the Swann – Friday 22nd of March 2013

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SUPER 8 CINE FILM NIGHT AT THE SWAN, LAWSHALL, BURY ST EDMUNDS, SUFFOLK IP29 4QA
FRIDAY 22 MARCH 8PM
FREE ENTRY

A night of retro film footage, social historical images with musical treats. Also the opportunity to bring along any film you have, there will be spare projectors and hands on experience to show you how. Or just come along and enjoy the show.

There will be plenty of popcorn too!

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South: A Journey in Super 8 – Performance on Friday the 22 March 1013

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South:
A Journey in Super 8

Friday 22 March
6.30-7pm, Admission free

To mark the final evening of Flicker: Artists and Super 8 we present a live performance by Chris Mizsak and Tony Scott from Bell Art Laboratories. South uses live spoken word, sound and Super 8 projections to tell the story of two characters, a saint and a biker, who travel through different landscapes and time scales, eventually reaching the same destination.  Shot and edited entirely on Super 8mm, the work is presented as a triptych of three projected films, exploring the perspectives of the two characters within the landscape itself.

Flicker – The official film selection – Sunday 10th of March 2013

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Sunday 10th of March 2013 at 1:30pm at Abbeygate Picturehouse (Bury St Edmunds)

Bike Light by Nicholas Kovats - Canada ( 2012)Waterworks by Arnaud Gerber - Germany
Lyrebird Soup by Naren Wilks - UK (2012)Collide-o-scope by Naren Wilks - UK
Bridge Study by Naren Wilks - UKFarewell by Natali Ilchuk - Ukraine ( 2011)
Carry that Weight by Andrea Nevi - Italy ( 2011)Everything with You by Art Boonparn - USA
Raga for the Light by Ruchi Mital - USABefore War by Jared Katsiane - USA (2010)
Coming Soon by László Hegedűs - Hungary ( 2010)Voice Over by Ronis Varlaam - UK (2012)
ABC of couple by Dairo Cervantes - ColombiaPutain Lapin by Guerin van de Vorst - Belgium
 

La tete infernale – Super 8 Installation from Saturday 9th March until Saturday 23rd March 2013

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Smiths Row and the Cambridge Super 8 Group in association with Abbeygate Picturehouse in Bury St Edmunds near Cambridge will present a new work by Swiss art-collective MOBILESKINO.

La Tete Infernale, copyright MOBILESKINOLa Tête Infernale is a film installation that celebrates the early cinema trickery of French pioneer Georges Méliès. In the tradition of the Kinetoscope,  viewers can look inside a peephole and see a 3D effect moving-image of Méliès’ head preserved in a glass bottle. The illusion is created  entirely with 19th century stage magic tricks and Super 8 film; and without the use of CGI or any hidden digital components.

MOBILESKINO is a collective of artists, animators, film-technicians and sound designers. The group’s projects occupy the space between digital and analogue media. Conducting research in the field of interactive environments, the group combines mechanical and electronic technologies to build art machines and installations.

7 homme a la tete de caoutchoucMéliès was an illusionist and pioneer in early cinema special effects such as the ‘stop trick’ and hand colouring. His most famous film A Trip to the Moon (1902) is regarded as the first science fiction movie.