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James @ Retro Thing reviews a movie making kit from the 1930's - "Inside the box are several complete scripts, special props mentioned in the scripts, title cards, even pre-made animated titles to splice in! Since home movies had no sound abilities, the scripts play like old silent films. This strikes me as a quite good idea..." - Link.
1930's Home moviemaking kit review
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Aug 7, 2006 01:21 AM
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Hiya. Thanks for linking to my article on Retro Thing. I'm a long time fan of Make in both its analog and digital forms, so this is a big day for me. :) One thing tho... James didn't write the article. Down at the bottom of the post you can see that it was me, Bohus. Thanks!
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