The classic Krasnogorsk-3 (Красногорск-3) camera is a sturdy 16mm movie camera that was originally manufactured in the former USSR. This movie camera is also known as the K-3 which has been a popular classic entry-level camera for North American film students and aspiring filmmakers for the past few decades at film schools.  Even small independent filmmakers use this motion picture camera for their small-budget creative...

Where to Buy 16mm CIR Film Guillotine, Neutaper Editing Splicers for Sale? For many decades, movie editors have been using film splicers to physically cut and join film strips to create their motion picture stories. Even though digital editing computer systems currently dominate the industry, filmmakers still enjoy splicing their movies together in a classic way especially when it comes to 16mm independent movies and...

This website is filled with moviemaking resources, offering useful information for independent filmmakers and film students who are shopping for the best online bargains on 16mm film stock, used movie cameras, vintage movie projectors, light meters, editing splicers, reels, movie clapboards, and other mint motion picture and post-production equipment for sale.  Many people starting out in the film industry are restricted within a tight budget...

A clapper is a filmmaking device that is used mainly to mark specific scenes and takes, as well as assist in synchronizing the pictures and sound in a film being produced. This device is also referred to as clapboard, clapperboard, or slate board. There are two major components of a clapper: the slate and the clapstick. The slate held the information used to identify scenes...

Buy discount new raw 16mm film stock for shooting a movie for sale. Search for cheap Kodak or Fuji film stock and 16 mm film accessories for low-budget film making. Two major suppliers of 16mm film today is Kodak and Fujifilm. Eastman Kodak introduced 16 mm motion picture film and equipment in 1923 as an inexpensive amateur alternative to the 35 mm film format. Compared...