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Pipeline’s Roy Baum Collection
Roy Baum shot a series of Motocross races in the 1975-1976 Moto season, intending to produce a documentary of the racing season. The doc was never completed. Pipeline Digital in Fullerton California has taken up the project and intends to use the 18000 feet of 16mm film in several projects.
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Anamorphic Release Prints
This example is an anamorphic 16 mm film for smaller theatre release. The 1973 film is “Lady Ice” starring Donald Southerland and …
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Early Television Kinescope
In the early 1950’s live television was recorded on film. This image of Bob Hope…
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Hal McClure’s Travelogues
Orange County film-maker Hal McClure has been filming travelogue films for more that 60 years.
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Cotton Bowl Archive
The Cotton Bowl and it digital archive team from XOS Digital has asked us to do a transfer of a large group of 16mm TV prints.
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Jack Coleman’s Experimental Music and Surf Films
Our friend Jack Coleman has been bringing us super8 films for years now.
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Master Race From Mars
Kathy and Colin Stewart’s “Master Race From Mars” is an early 1990’s SCI-Fi Indy feature.
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Electric Pictures is a full service boutique telecine | film transfer facility located in the Lake Forest California.
We offer competitive pricing with personal hands-on customer service. Our engineering background ensures both creative and technical excellence in our transfers.
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We Transfer:
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