Two local filmmakers are preparing a film festival which will celebrate the joys of low tech, sequential filmmaking.
The event, called DV8 Film Fest, will showcase the work of participants who will have 48 hours to make a film using DV cassette recorders or Super 8 cameras. No table or software editing is allowed.

DV8 founder Gaby Granda and festival partner Rebecca Shapass created the annual event two years ago, and tell Bushwick Daily that it grew out of the feeling that “much of our film school experience had become centered around who was able to get the best camera, collect the most olive branches, and in genera spend the most money.”