One Take Super 8 Event

The One Take Super 8 Event (OTS8) began in 2000, with 20 filmmakers each shooting a single reel of Super 8 film, which then premiered to an audience without the filmmakers seeing their work beforehand. All the films were shown as shot. No cuts. No splices. The popularity of this non-competitive festival has allowed it to return each year with more filmmakers participating. To date over 1000 films have been created for over 50 One Take Super 8 Events across North America!
Showing posts with label Slamdance. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 26, 2016

Saskatchewan's Super 8 Superstar!

Way to go Dianne!!!! (and everyone who voted for her!!)

Dianne placed 3rd in audience votes out of the 15 films selected to screen at the Slamdance Kodak showcase.

This is a great success for a One Take Super 8 Event film and a testament to the quality of films that emerge from our events across North America.

Dianne travelled to Slamdance for the screening and to accept her prize. We're hoping to get a bit of a festival journal entry from her to post on our blog soon.

We're also pleased to announce that we're on the verge of announcing our dates for the 2016 One Take Super 8 Event in Regina and Saskatoon thanks to the support of the Saskatchewan Arts Board.




Monday, January 18, 2016

VOTE FOR Red is Dead at SLAMDANCE

Great news from a past One Take Super 8 Event participant:

Dianne Ouellette's film Red is Dead (originally called Dog Tales), screened silent at the One Take Super 8 Event in Regina in 2013. A year later she finished the film with a soundtrack (and the new title).

Kodak celebrated 50 years of super 8 in 2015, and Dianne submitted her film as part of Super 8 Filmmaking Challenge. The film has made it to the finals of the online contest through the Audience Choice Awards.  There were over 500 entries from around the world and people could vote for the films that they liked.   

Red is Dead came in second in the Flashback category, therefore in the final 15 films that have been invited to screen at the Slamdance Film Festival at a special Kodak screening. Out of the top 15 films Dianne needs to be voted into the top 3 to win a cool camera and some super 8 film kits. Dianne is going to attend the screening at the Slamdance Film Festival which takes place on January 25.  

Red is Dead is the only Canadian in the top 15 super 8 films as well.

You can check out the embedded video below (or click here for a HD version).

Voting starts January 19 and you can vote every day up until the screening on January 25th. So, that's 7 votes per person.

Here is the link where you will be able to start voting on January 19th








Please vote for Dianne (and OTS8 Filmmaking!!) and spread the word.