film salvation project by the film preservation society

[Yuki Nakayama]

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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