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Color / Silent 16mm home movies of Oxford & Kingston Steamers circa 1944 by Flight Surgeon James R. Savage, USAF, of the 14th Photo Reconnaissance Squadron based at Mount Farm UK. This home movie archive was the basis of the 2006 short documentary "SPITFIRE 944." This new 4K scan of the original 16mm film element was made in 2013 by Image Trends in Austin, TX.

Color / Silent 16mm home movies shot during WWII by Flight Surgeon James R. Savage, USAF, of blue-colored Spitfire XI reconnaissance aircraft. These images were shot at Mount Farm Air Base, UK, where the 14th Photo Reconnaissance Squadron was based. This footage was the basis of the 2006 short documentary "SPITFIRE 944." This new 4K scan of the original 16mm film element was made in 2013 by Ima...

Silent WWII 16mm footage of 14th Photo Reconnaissance personnel taking a short trip from Mount Farm, UK, to view war damage in France. Photographed by Major James R. Savage, Flight Surgeon, 14th PRU. This footage was used in the 2006 short documentary SPITFIRE 944. This video file is from the 2005 standard definition telecine session and is not modern HD quality. In the coming months I plan to ...

Silent WWII 16mm footage of 14th Photo Reconnaissance Unit P-38 Lightnings (specifically the recon variant designated "F-5") on the tarmac in Colorado Springs, prior to ETO deployment. Photographed by Major James R. Savage, Flight Surgeon, 14th PRU. This footage was used in the 2006 short documentary SPITFIRE 944. This video file is from the 2005 standard definition telecine session and is not ...

In 2005, an 83 year-old World War II pilot is surprised to see 16mm footage of his 1944 Spitfire crash for the first time. SPITFIRE 944 was put on UA-cam as part of the Sundance Film Festival Memorial Day observance through from May 22 through June 5, 2013 (UPDATE, ShortsHD is allowing the film to stay on youtube for the moment:) The Sundance portal is here: www.sundance.org/stories/artic... If...

A manual fix for irregular telecine cadence. When nothing else will work, this will. Part 2 of 2.

A manual fix for irregular telecine cadence. When nothing else will work, this will. Part 1 of 2.

Bell System alumnus Fred Jackson explains the mid 20th century innovation of pressurizing phone lines with dry nitrogen gas to prevent cable failure caused by water. A very brief documentary, this project marries interview footage with high definition computer animation created in Maya. 2 min, 46 seconds.

60 Second Trailer for SPITFIRE 944, a short documentary. In 2005, an 83 year old WWII pilot views 16mm footage of his 1944 Spitfire crash for the first time. Honorable Mention, Sundance 2007. 14 min 30 sec. HD. Available on iTunes.