John Fisher to talk about the club archive and making films with 16mm cine film. As usual, an evening not to be missed.
As Simon David Eden is not able to attend we are showing some prize-winning films from last years SERIAC film festival.
Frank will be presenting on ‘Kinema Color’ (the only colour film available in the early days of the film industry) and the latest acquisitions for Archive South East.
Screen Archive South East (SASE) is a public sector moving image archive serving the South East of England. SASE is part of the School of Media at the University of Brighton. Its function is to collect, preserve, research and provide access to screen material related to this region and of general relevance to the study of screen history. Our screen collection consists of magic lantern slides, film, videotape, digital formats and associated hardware and documentation. It includes material made by individuals, families, cine-clubs, public services, communities and companies. These records capture many varied aspects of life, work and creativity from the 19th to the 21st centuries and serve as a rich and invaluable historical resource.
Mark’s presentation will be about ‘how to bring film footage up to professional broadcast standards’. Not to be missed!
Also do you remember Kelly Mikula from the Sussex Film Office? She gave an interesting talk to the club back in June 2018?
Well we’re hoping she’ll be back with Mark to explain more about what projects the Sussex Film Office is involved with.
“The Sussex Film Office is the first port of call for productions considering filming in the region.They offer a dual role of promoting Sussex as a film friendly county and building relationships with industry experts and filming location owners. They also provide a film liaison service and production support to feature films, TV programmes, commercials, corporates, music videos and photo shoots. Whether your production is big or small they act as a single point of contact to help your project run smoothly.”
Come and enjoy a fun evening at the recently modernised Black Horse, Findon. As usual at our socials, partners are very welcome to attend.
The charge for this evening’s entertainment will be £10 per person, to include a basket meal and a contribution to the hire of the skittle alley.
You will need to let us have your menu choices by the club meeting on Wednesday 20th November please, together with full payment.
Please follow the link below to the pub’s website
https://www.theblackhorsefindon.co.uk/
Then open the drop down tab marked Skittle Alley.
As you will see, there is a good selection of Basket Meals available.
A booking has been made with the pub and they suggest we get there for 7:00pm. This will give us a chance to get started before they serve our food at about 7:30pm.
Please note the emphasis is on informal dining, with food being served at tables set out inside the skittle alley.