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The DV8 48 Hour Film Festival Gives Filmmakers a Chance to Celebrate Analog Nostalgia

Participants get to focus on story and the art of making movies instead of on new technologies in our digital age.

The DV8 48 Hour Film Festival Gives Filmmakers a Chance to Celebrate Analog Nostalgia

The DV8 48 Hour Film Festival Gives Filmmakers a Chance to Celebrate Analog Nostalgia

Participants get to focus on story and the art of making movies instead of on new technologies in our digital age.

The DV8 48 Hour Film Festival Gives Filmmakers a Chance to Celebrate Analog Nostalgia
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Film festivals come in all shapes and sizes, but the local DV8 Film Fest taking place in Bushwick in June combines the 48 hour format with nostalgia for a long-gone era. 

Participants are able to rent either a super 8 camera—all sold out, unfortunately—or a mini dv camcorder like the ones your parents used to document family picnics. In 48 hours, filmmakers will have to use that camera to make a film and use only the editing tools available in the camera itself, which means you’ll have to film sequentially. 

Festival submissions in the past ranged from experimental to narrative but all show a passion for filmmaking…

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