Film Is Fabulous! will soon be announcing details of another public event. Keep watching this space and our website for updates! filmisfabulous.org.uk

It is amazing what you can find, in the shed, at the bottom of the garden!

Something which can't be said enough:

POV: Me starting a uni assignment 2 days before the due date, rapidly discovering why they gave us 2 weeks to do it (I've done it before and I'll do it again)

Modified Brackacki TARDIS mid-materialisation in a snowscape, rendered in Blender. Haven't done a render in a while, so it's nothing fancy, but sometimes simple is nice. Modelled and rendered in Blender 4.3, landscape textured in Blender, TARDIS textured in Substance Painter.

I too pull this face when I realise 2007 is 18 years ago and constitutes a historical episode

And I was having such a nice day...

This will no doubt be a must-do event for anyone interested in film as a medium, and/or vintage or missing media.

The previous two events were brilliant. This one promises to be the best yet!

To encourage interest & support from the public in the preservation of vulnerable film treasures, regular festivals are held. These special events feature screenings of missing episodes recovered in recent months by the Film is Fabulous! team. #Vimeo vimeo.com/1069553960?ref…

Tickets for the Film is Fabulous event “Recovered” are available here phoenix.org.uk/whats-on/progr…

Film is Fabulous! & De Montfort Uni are engaged in a research project to conduct oral history interviews with film collectors & former industry professionals, in order to capture their stories & the culture of the collecting community. Justin Smith Podcast vimeo.com/1069549916?ref…

Incredible to see how well the restoration of the films has come out given the state they were in, fantastic to see.

News! Many have asked, so Film Is Fabulous is now on BlueSky as well as X! Please follow us at filmisfabulous.bsky.social Please repost so to get the news out, many thanks!

Discussion hosted by the one and only Tim - Missing Episodes Podcast! The list of screenings looks absolutely marvellous too!

Great to see this often overlooked aspect of film collecting getting the attention it deserves

I'm not sure if there's anything so simultaneously fascinating and infuriating as researching a subject so niche that the last detailed publication on it was a bulletin article on it in 1954. (The subject in question being pre-Government owned railways in Melbourne, 1853-78)

At the filmisfabulous event on Sunday, I’m excited to be hosting the panel discussion. It promises to be a terrific day and I’d love to see you there!

There’s something undeniably magical about seeing long lost TV spring back into existence via the big screen. The news on potential future recoveries was very exciting. Well done FiF for another superb collection of finds and thanks for all the hard work in getting them seen.

Film is Fab have posted a recap of their marvellous event on Sunday. You can read it here, and listen to the panel: filmisfabulous.org.uk/recapping-the-…