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Movie Clubs were established by amateur moviemakers and collectively constituted an amateur cinema culture. Movie clubs came in different shapes and sizes: some were defined by their geographical location, others were oriented around particular activities, and still others collected users of a specific film gauge (i.e. 8mm film).



Pinnacle Productions

Associated Filmmaker/People:

Alan J. Harper

Adam W. Forbes

Associated Films:

Getting the Bird (1932)


Eastbourne Amateur Film Producers

Location:

United Kingdom

Associated Filmmaker/People:

George Grimmond

L.C. Eaton

A.G. Jakens

Associated Films:

Trout (1932)


Bristol Film

Location:

Bristol, UK.

Associated Films:

Gesture of Friendship, A (1932)


Bradford ACA

Location:

West Yorkshire, UK.

Associated Filmmaker/People:

John Speck

Edward Dean

Associated Films:

Until Tomorrow (1932)


Riverside Film Fans

Location:

United Kingdom

Associated Films:

Wires of Destiny (1931)


Rhos Amateur Film Production

Location:

Wales, United Kingdom

Associated Filmmaker/People:

George E. Mellor

Associated Films:

Rhos-on-Sea T.T., The (1931)

Tremendous Seas, The (1931)

Naturalist, The (1931)

May Day Festival 1931, The (1931)


Preston Film Society

Location:

Preston, Lancashire, UK.

Associated Films:

O3 (1931)


Crystal Productions Ltd.

Location:

United Kingdom

Associated Films:

Retribution (1931)

Broken Swastika, The (1932)


Civil Service Cine Club

Location:

United Kingdom

Associated Films:

Derby, The (1931)

Contraband (1931)

Amateur Cameraman, The (1931)


Bolton ACA

Location:

Greater Manchester, UK.

Associated Films:

Sporting Times (1931)

Trio-murder (1931)


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