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Wedding film steal, 25% off!

Damo — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 15:16:07 +0000

If you know anyone getting married within the next 7 weeks, we are offering 1 person the chance to book one of our wedding film packages, LESS 25%.

This offer is extended to anyone getting married this year between 1st of November to the 14th of December, strictly to the first person to get in touch with us before the 1st of November.

So hurry, tell your friends!

CONTACT US, to take advantage of this fantastic offer.

*this offer excludes our entry level package

New media explosion

Carl — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 09:44:51 +0000

It’s only been a few months since the birth of Colour Burn and the reaction has been phenomenal. We’d like to thank everyone who contacted us with both inquiries and fantastic comments on the site.

We’re currently finishing a production for upholstery and fabric designers Romo, who commissioned us to produce a short film documenting their recent honors and awards from The Queen!

With a rather nice list of exciting projects in the pipeline, we’ve got a feeling Colour Burn could be popping up in some very unexpected places.

We love meeting people…

Damo — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 09:35:43 +0000

Following the success of the Designer Wedding Show, this promises to be a great year for Reel Sixty and Super 8 cine film. We love film and so do our clients, this is what really caught people attention at the wedding show.

To ALL the great people we met at the Designer Wedding Show, thanks for popping in for a chat and to say ‘hi’. To those people who passed by with a look of confusion on your face…there are some spectacular 3 hour alternatives!

See you next time,
Damo, and the Reel Sixty Team.

11,400 foot of film used in 2007.

Damo — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 18:43:45 +0000

2007 has been an eventful year for us at Reel Sixty, we have filmed some fantastic events and weddings. In doing so we have consumed over 11 thousand foot of super 8 cine film.

I am really passionate about using cine film to give people a proper alternative to ‘cheesy wedding videos’, it makes me happy to be playing a small part in keeping the super 8 format alive.

2008 is going to be a great year, we are all fired up and praying for good weather and calm brides.We will also be exhibiting at the Designer Wedding Show in February so if you have a booking with us, please do come say hello.

Happy New Year & God Bless,
From Damo Cross.

Ice Hotel, Sweden

Damo — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 16:30:45 +0000

It started off with an Igloo and developed into the ICEHOTEL with guest visiting from all over the world. If it is possible to build a hotel of ice in a small village 200km inside the Arctic Circle, which strikes the whole world with amazement, then anything is possible. Having a wedding in a venue like this is indeed a fairy tale come true and we made it there to film Richard and Millie.

Richard and Millie are a delightful couple who clearly wanted to break the mould of ‘a normal wedding’, by braving the cold to get married at the ice hotel. They not only achieved this but also gained a once in a lifetime experience. We where delighted when Richard and Millie picked us to capture their wedding, filming conditions where challenging in places but we where spoilt by the beauty of this location. The temperature was about -25 degrees C, which was warm compared the the previous week when it had been as low as -40 degrees C.

I’m not going to try put into words how amazing this wedding was, have a look for yourself on channel 4 of the Reel60 TV. Click here to see a 3 minute clip. ~Damo

Happy Days on Super 8

Damo — Wed, 16 May 2007 10:03:30 +0000

The team at Onsuper8.org took an interest to our take on what make a good wedding DVD, they published this article: http://onsuper8.blogspot.com/2006/05/happy-days-on-super-8.html Onsuper8.org is an impartial and comprehensive resource for today’s Super 8mm and small gauge film makers.

What is super 8 cine film

admin — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 15:16:06 +0000

In April of 1965, the Super cine film revolution began. The success of 8mm film was almost immediate and by the late 1960s, Super 8 home movie cameras were a common sight at family parties, special events and on vacations. It has inspired the invention of Video and DVD, and many of today’s great cinematographers and directors who began their careers with Super 8 film have come to embrace this small film.