RecordCouncil | Lost In Space (1965) Station ID Break [35mm] @RecordCouncil | Uploaded April 2021 | Updated October 2024, 18 hours ago.
I have no idea where or when I got this. It was almost impossible to track properly, the sprocket area had no definition whatsoever when scanned so it was really hard to lock onto anything, hence the jumpiness.
In the United States it is a requirement for TV stations to announce their call sign continuously during the day so once upon a time programme breaks like these were commonplace.
This short piece of film contains two slugs for commercial insertion by the station, These are common in 16mm but not 35mm.
There is unfortunately no station ID inserted, which would have been amazing. Some of the episode music starts at the end of the video.
I have no idea where or when I got this. It was almost impossible to track properly, the sprocket area had no definition whatsoever when scanned so it was really hard to lock onto anything, hence the jumpiness.
In the United States it is a requirement for TV stations to announce their call sign continuously during the day so once upon a time programme breaks like these were commonplace.
This short piece of film contains two slugs for commercial insertion by the station, These are common in 16mm but not 35mm.
There is unfortunately no station ID inserted, which would have been amazing. Some of the episode music starts at the end of the video.
![Lost In Space (1965) Station ID Break [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pZ7M-A5kRIg/hqdefault.jpg "Lost In Space (1965) Station ID Break [35mm]
I have no idea where or when I got this. It was almost impossible to track properly, the sprocket area had no definition whatsoever when scanned so it was really hard to lock onto anything, hence the jumpiness.
In the United States it is a requirement for TV stations to announce their call sign continuously during the day so once upon a time programme breaks like these were commonplace.
This short piece of film contains two slugs for commercial insertion by the station, These are common in 16mm but not 35mm.
There is unfortunately no station ID inserted, which would have been amazing. Some of the episode music starts at the end of the video.")
![O Brother, Where Art Thou? Trailer [35mm] Cropped](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pi-KDvtUaGQ/hqdefault.jpg "O Brother, Where Art Thou? Trailer [35mm] Cropped
O Brother, Where Art Thou? Trailer [35mm] Cropped")
![Naramore Shell, Adamsville, AL - Vintage Cine AD [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/q2d4O6bFmBs/hqdefault.jpg "Naramore Shell, Adamsville, AL - Vintage Cine AD [35mm]
Vintage cinema advertising from the US. I think I got a bunch of these from the same town I will be scanning in.
A bit missing at the end unfortunately.
This appears to be the same building, heavily modified.
https://goo.gl/maps/ybWC2y5Ee9GXg8KB9")
![Val Morgan Surf Uncropped 4k [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qIl4HXLec-E/hqdefault.jpg "Val Morgan Surf Uncropped 4k [35mm]
I know I have uploaded this a few times, but there was a nice clean copy at the end of the road safety reel so I thought I would upload it uncropped. This is also the first time the analog stereo tracks have been swapped to the correct channel. This is also a much cleaner copy of the audio track as I used a monochrome copy of the soundtrack.
This print does not contain the Sydney 2000 partner mark.
Somewhat of a good comparison with how far Ive come with usage and post processing on the scanner as this was one of the first things I uploaded from it.")
![Dolby Stomp 4K [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qVFr5I7Tht4/hqdefault.jpg "Dolby Stomp 4K [35mm]
Full frame film scan.")
![Medallion Pictures Logo [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qs8MF3riKHE/hqdefault.jpg "Medallion Pictures Logo [35mm]
I have no information about this one unfortunately, no idea where it came from.")
![Vintage Drive-In Intermission PSA - Church (INST 24C) [35mm]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/r-Un7oi6X58/hqdefault.jpg "Vintage Drive-In Intermission PSA - Church (INST 24C) [35mm]
Another one of the commonly used music tracks.
A spec of dirt got caught on the backlight to the right of the word management at around 6 seconds which is a bit annoying.")
![Nitrate R3A: The Inlanders Fragment (1949) [35mm 2K Academy]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rbRy7iu0a3U/hqdefault.jpg "Nitrate R3A: The Inlanders Fragment (1949) [35mm 2K Academy]
The final minutes of the 1949 documentary The Inlanders, the reel was hand labelled Mantle of Safety in several places, the alternate title for this film.
Australian viewers may recognise The Very Reverend John Flynn, OBE who appears just before the end from the reverse of our $20 note. His legacy lives on today in the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
NFSA title: 7608
Synopsis from Australian Screen:
A documentary by John Kingsford Smith made for the Australian Inland Mission. The Inlanders follows patrolling minister Reverend KF ‘Skipper’ Partridge on his 8,690 kilometre journey into Australia’s remote communities to tend to the physical, spiritual and intellectual needs of the people. The film shows some of the work undertaken by the Australian Inland Mission and also the work of the Royal Flying Doctor Service, established by AIM founder the Reverend John Flynn. It presents aspects of work life in remote Australia including gold, opal and coal mining, cattle mustering and branding, and communications services conducted by radio, telephone and Morse typewriter.")
![Nitrate R2C: Fox Movietone News International Edition (ca. 1937) [35mm Overscan]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rxkDrcQXbQM/hqdefault.jpg "Nitrate R2C: Fox Movietone News International Edition (ca. 1937) [35mm Overscan]
I believe this is reporting on the 1937 Battle of Shanghai
- Japan Bombs China
- Dog Grooming before Sydney Show
- World of Sport (motorcycle hill climbing)")
