film salvation project by the film preservation society

[Cathy]

Dear Nakayama-san,

They are still not working for me - I wonder if the site is region-blocked
for Germany for some reason? Strange.  Is the .jp site affiliated with
http://www.homemovieday.com/ ?

Best regards, Cathy



2012/1/25 Yuki Nakayama <yuki.nakayama at gmail.com>

> Dear Cathy,
>
> Sorry. I just checked and they are working for me. I am not sure why it
> was giving you an error. But here are some more links to the Film Salvation
> project some in english and some in japanese hopefully at least one will
> work. I've also attached a jpeg of the poster of the project.
>
> If you know anyone that may benefit from the services offered by the
> project please let them know. I hear that during the rubble removal, people
> are able to pull out photo albums to be saved, but I have not heard of
> films/videos being saved. I think its common to think these damaged
> film/videos are lost cause.
>
> http://www.homemovieday.jp/english/2011/08/film-salvation-project-2011.html
>
> http://www.homemovieday.jp/sos/video.html
>
> http://www.homemovieday.jp/sos/
>
> fps english website: http://www.homemovieday.jp/english/ (go to latest
> news and go to the april post)
>
> fps japanese site: http://www.filmpres.org/ (there is a link to the
> salvation project on the top page)
>
> Yuki Nakayama
> (yuki.nakayama at gmail.com)
> New York University
> Tisch School of the Arts
> Cinema Studies Department
> M.A. Candidate.
>
>
> 2012/1/25 Cathy <nishikataeiga at gmail.com>
>
>> Nakayama-san,
>>
>> The link that you share in this article appears to be currently dead.  I
>> got a 404 error for both it and the homepage for this website.  It does;
>> however, sound like a very worthy project.
>>
>> Best wishes, Cathy
>>
>>
>> On 25 January 2012 02:34, Yuki Nakayama <yuki.nakayama at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Most people may already know about this project, but I don't think I
>>> have not seen this project being mentioned on this list serve before.
>>>
>>> The Film Preservation Society has started the Film Salvation Project
>>> shortly after the earthquake to save films and videos damaged by the
>>> earthquake/tsunami. They are offering free services to clean the
>>> films/video and is not limited to 3.11 related damages (I am not sure if
>>> they are already accepting them, but they have plans to deal with any
>>> water-damaged materials in the future).
>>> Link:
>>> http://www.homemovieday.jp/english/2011/08/film-salvation-project-2011.html
>>>
>>> The page also has a link to a videos of how to deal with water damaged
>>> 8mm films.
>>>
>>> It has been 10 months since the earthquake and there are still large
>>> problems to be dealt with, but I hope more people will be able to utilize
>>> the services offered by the film salvation project to save home movies and
>>> other moving image materials.
>>>
>>> Yuki Nakayama
>>> (yuki.nakayama at gmail.com)
>>> New York University
>>> Tisch School of the Arts
>>> Cinema Studies Department
>>> M.A. Candidate
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
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>


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