Ed Sayers on film formats from 70mm to Super 8
In this video for the BFI, Kodak and Cinelab Film & Digital, Super Nature director Ed Sayers runs through film formats from 70mm to Super 8.
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Posted on September 16, 2026 in Interviews & Panels
In this video for the BFI, Kodak and Cinelab Film & Digital, Super Nature director Ed Sayers runs through film formats from 70mm to Super 8.
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