Internet arthouse and rough-cut edit specialists ... collectors of 8mm celluloid and the older, volatile, 16mm acetate film - [subjects are newsreels, sports, travel, lost classics, other people's home movies, cartoons, erotica] ...usually destined for the trash. Originally we intended to put this collection onto YouTube but copyright law prevents this so we upload what we can and hope that it stays. The 16mm and Super-8 film you see on this channel has been transfered to digital video in the cinemakramp loungeroom, or by Film Plus Australia, (St.Kilda Junction, Melbourne). .............................. ................Kerrie made close to 40 short Super-8 movies between 1988 and 2001 and was fortunate to have screenings at various European and Asian Film Festivals. She currently has two short films (Super-8 film-to-digital video transfers) in the permanent collection at The Australian Centre for the Moving Image, ACMI, Federation Square, Melbourne..................... ................Orchard Honey-B began collecting film in Christchurch in the 1970's - from a newspaper ad she bought - Charlie Chaplain, Ben Turpin, Laurel and Hardy all on 200 ft reels of Standard-8mm film, as well as a stack of 16mm, 'Official Films' World War II, USA propaganda documentaries with optical sound... in heavy steel cans etc...We love to travel - if we had a time machine it would go to downtown Kingston, Jamaica to about 1973 - 74 and hang out at sound systems....................... .... What IS Cinemakramp??" ....cinemakramp was first diagnosed as a condition that affected moviegoers in the cramped and filthy twenty four hour movie-houses in German cities in the late 1920's - when the Weimar Republic had collapsed and currency was carried around in wheelbarrows - today we call it Deep Vein Thrombosis.