Outtakes taken from the first version of A SELF-MADE FAILURE shot on Super 8, starring “Dizzy” Daniels. After shooting 80 minutes of footage everything was scraped, and re-shot in 16MM (like CLERKS and EL MARIACHI), with all new actors. Some of these scenes were never re-s

Steve Holzer’s ‘Machine Deva’ is an experimental art film created using multiple unique methods of interacting with film. “Created directly on 16mm film, by intervening on found footage, with hand coloring, scratching, and transfer of printed images. An abstrac

One of our clients, Jim Battle, has done an excellent job of researching and compiling information about transferring home movie film. He’s laid out his journey from creating movies as a child to discovering the old home movies in his mother’s basement and finding a facili

Web video promo for a spec program at the National Building Museum. Produced by Claire Lenenski, Music performed by Ross Lenenski. Recorded at CinePost in Marietta, GA

Sometimes you just have to see the difference to believe it. Robert E. from Texas sent his family film to us recently. With many film transfers we’re seeing the first digital version of the material ever, but every once in a while we get an older transfer to compare the results

Big Horn Mountains Ranch 1951, 8mm Kodachrome, transferred 1080p HD at CinePost

Recently  ”Ulla T. from Asheville, NC” came to us with a unique story. Her film had been soaked in water during a recent storm and basement flood.  Once the weather cleared, Ulla brilliantly responded to this predicament by literally hanging her films out to dry. Normally

This Super 8mm film had been soaked with water during a flood. The film was hang dried and then brought to CinePost to be restored. We ran it through the Wetgate system and applied DaVinci color correction, even we were amazed by the results. Usually water destroys film, but if you

Stunning 8mm film shot at Fort Grenadier in 1954. Digitized on the Rank Cintel Turbo3 Telecine at CinePost……We specialize in archival quality work of precious films. Please consider us for any antique film or video transfer work. We love doing work like this. CinePost 678-

CinePost HD Wetgate Transfers insure Quality. It really works! We use one of the few Liquid Wetgate systems in the United States. Our Quality is indisputable. Call 678-238-0800 for more information.