Other Super-8 websites made by filmmakers...

[Alex]

I've noticed an expanding number of Super-8 websites made by Super-8 enthusiasts.

Lets have a place on this forum to easily locate them.

I'd like to hear what everyones' favorite one or two Super-8 Websites are...(after this one of course!)

Self Promotion allowed.

-Alex

[AlexGfromUK]

shooting 8mm is good, but it's a shame phillip fitzlaff's "big guide to a small format" mentions homemade dollies and cranes which will be explained later, but never actually gets round to it . Also cyberfilmschool.com is a great guide to film techniques for begginners, although it does'nt cover s8mm equipment specifically at all.

[ekoe]

alex,
here's a list of sites developed by fellow super8 filmmakers, not companies, i've found and bookmarked.

chris cottrill's world of super8 http://pages.prodigy.net/omni-prints/

john longenecker's super8mm directory http://www.super8mmdirectory.com/Sup...rectoryII.html

mike brantley's super8filmmaking http://www.super8filmmaking.com/

ralph dickinson's hand processing super8mm site http://userwww.sfsu.edu/~ralph/proce.../contents.html

super...super...super8 site http://www.city-net.com/~fodder/s8mm/

michael nyberg's super8mmfilmaker.com http://www.super8filmaker.com/index.html

swedish super8 site http://www.dis.uu.se/~s97jad/

paul cotto also had a site through which you could download free camera manuals. but it's dead at the moment. check it out in a bit: http://homestead.deja.com/user.pcotto/

i'm sure i'm missing many.

-edward koehler

[Alex]

Anymore to add to the list?

-Alex