| This section lists
companies that provide a useful service for film
collectors. If you contact any of the companies listed please mention where you found their address. All the companies listed in this section are companies that I have had dealings with. |
Filmtek is run by Keith Wilton, who writes most of the reviews in Derann's Film For The Collector, which are re-printed here. mainly producing collecting related video's such as Armchair Odeon's Reel 4. These feature film collectors home cinemas. Keith also edited many of the cut-down films released during the 70's and 80's. One very useful service he offers is the re-recording of prints into stereo. I have used his recording service to get a film I pick-up very cheap back into sync.
Keith also organizes the BFCC in London twice a year.
For further information please contact Filmtek at the address below:
| Visit Filmtek website | |
Filmtek
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Telephone:
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| E-Mail filmtek@bfcc.biz | |
ESO-S are based in Kansas City. They have been trading since 1937. I have had some short subjects from them in 16mm over the last few years, and have found the service to be excellent. Their ads seem to list mainly shorts subjects ranging from film clips up to public information films.
| ESO-S BOX 30158 Kansas City MO USA 64112 |
Telephone 1-816-931-0770 |
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Based in Southampton, Pinedene Films are a dealer in used films and Laserdiscs. On the film side they have Standard 8mm, Super 8mm, 9.5mm, 16mm, from silent to sound, colour and black & white. On Laserdiscs they have both PAL & NTSC disc.
Pinedene are another company that I buy films from, and which I can give my recommendation.
No Web Site.
You can contact Pinedene Films at the address below:
| Pinedene Films 99 Hill Lane Southampton Hants England SO15 5AE |
Telephone: 44 (0)23 8063 1680 |
Media Arts Associates have ceased trading.
Still using the screen I bought when I first started collecting films. I think its over 25 years old? although it may need a replacement soon. Only problem was no black masking on sides. The remedy was to use blackboard paint, a question I had asked in Movie Maker magazine.
| Address: | Unit 3 The High Cross Centre |
| Fountayne Rd | |
| London | |
| N15 4QW | |
| Telephone: | (020) 8885 5504 |
| Email: | Sales@drhscreens.co.uk |
This page was last updated 25 Nov 2003