The End

1960

Cat no. 3989

A parody of bad practice in amateur film-making practice.

The off-screen narrator points to poor practice in framing, using different lenses, variable speeds, splicing, shots taken in the sun, tripods and developing. He states "8mm is alright for the beginner, but for crisp, sharp pictures give me 16mm every time".

Keywords

Amateur film-making; Cinematography

Director : Howard Wyborn
- Name: AUTH3999
- Activity: director
- Source Note: Credit Source (data migration 25/06/2021) onscreen credits
- Text: Howard Wyborn
Script : Howard Wyborn
- Name: AUTH3999
- Activity: script
- Source Note: Credit Source (data migration 25/06/2021) onscreen credits
- Text: Howard Wyborn
Producer : Eric Pollard
- Name: AUTH2898
- Activity: producer
- Source Note: Credit Source (data migration 25/06/2021) onscreen credits
- Text: Eric Pollard
Camera : Godfrey Hannam
- Name: AUTH3585
- Activity: camera
- Source Note: Credit Source (data migration 25/06/2021) onscreen credits
- Text: Godfrey Hannam
Camera : Terrance Royston
- Name: AUTH9390
- Activity: camera
- Source Note: Credit Source (data migration 25/06/2021) onscreen credits
- Text: Terrance Royston
Distributor : Institute of Amateur Cinematographers

Percy Monkman
- Name: AUTH11142
- Activity: Performer
- Source Note: Performer Source Information (data migration 25/06/2021) onscreen credits
- Text: Percy Monkman

Manifestations

The End

Award:
- Group 1:
  - Note: Awards (data migration 25/06/2021): Amateur Cine World ‘Ten Best’ films. [1975 listing]

Genre: Amateur / Comedy
Description Type: monographic
Related to: IAC
Subject: cinematography / amateur films / 16mm film

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