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My personal restorations
Playlist: My personal restorations
Alice In Wonderland 1903/2006
October 31, 2007, 12:20 PM
It's been a while since I uploaded anything to this account. I wanted to do something special, so I obtained and restored the very rare, first film version of Alice In Wonderland, made in England by Cecil Hepworth in 1903 (this versatile director also plays Frog in the film). ...
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Alla Nazimova in Salome [1923]
October 31, 2007, 12:20 PM
Excerpt from the 1923 production of Oscar Wilde's "Salome" directed by Charles Bryant. I've restored the complete film to the best of my ability, correcting the projection speed, adding a music soundtrack etc, and will soon be posting it to this account. In the mean...
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Nosferateu "The Symphony of Horror" That movie really scared me ! I'm always under my covers curled up in a ball scared !
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i want upload The Bride of Frankeinstein...
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L'imagination est l'oeil de l'âme.
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What was involved in restoring these old films. Do you make telecines of the prints or digitally remove scratches and so forth. I'm just curious. I used to remove dust/scratches digitally on features when I worked in Hollywood.
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I have just fallen in love with your channel after seeing Alice in Wonderland (1903). It was grainy, black & white, and had no dialogue, but I was way more interesting than any of the movies that has been released in the past 10 years. I think its wonderful your restoring these old films, that can be viewed by new generations of film fans. Keep doing what your doing! I like it!
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Hi, I love your videos!
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this is by far the best channel on YouTube. please keep up the great work and don't charge a fee for the whole version. Education should be free..don't you agree?
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Thank you for all the great videos!
:) Greetings. M. |
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I tip my hat to your enthusiasm and passion. It isn't my medium but I respect your
sincere efforts. I understand about donations and knocking on doors! Have you thought of contacting TCM or Robert Osborne personally? There maybe some kind of scholarships set up through places like the Whitney Museum or one of the Andy Warhol societies. I would also approach some of the larger independent art studio's. With computers a lot of their staffing and overheads have been condensed and they are much more financially stable than they were 20 years ago. Matt Goeing who does the Simpsons, some of the people a bit off the beaten path. It may be to your advantage to have a partner or yourself put a couple weeks into just researching these studio's. I wish you the best of luck and may God's gentle wind always move your heart. Au revoir, Cathy |
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I like your "Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens "
SOOOOO~ ~amazing! |
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