Assuming we're talking about the 1958 Blob (and not the gooey remake),
looks like Paramount had the theatrical distribution in the US...
gary handman
Gary Handman
Director
Media Resources Center
Moffitt Library
UC Berkeley
510-643-8566
ghand...@library.berkeley.edu
Hi,
We do not have that film, but do distribute a film on Philippine
maids working in foreign countries. It is called Modern Heroes,
Modern Slaves and a full description can be found on our web site
www.filmakers.com
Sue E. Oscar
Filmakers Library
124 East 40th St
New York, NY 10016
Tel:
We often have problems viewing dvd-r titles. Does anyone else have this
problem, and if so, what is the solution? We have players in the library as
well as in all the classrooms and we get this problem too oftenis it old
dvd players vs new ones?
Rhonda
Rhonda Rosen| Head, Media Access
We've found it's generally older machine that choke on DVD-Rs. Also,
depending on who you got the DVD from, the original mastering/reproduction
could be sucky.
gary handman
We often have problems viewing dvd-r titles. Does anyone else have this
problem, and if so, what is the solution? We
I've heard that duplication errors are pretty common occurrences with
DVD-R, such that one disk from a batch will be fine, while the next
one doesn't work. This has occurred even with professional D5
replication in a batch of 1,000, where a few of the disks just won't
read. Unless no
Older DVD players can cause trouble as Gary mentioned but also watch out for
self-adhesive [paper?] labels on DVD-R's. A big no-no.
Chris Markman
Resource Library Coordinator
Visual Performing Arts
Clark University
508.793.7481
cmark...@clarku.edu
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 3:26 PM, Rosen, Rhonda
We've had problems, too. It is incredibly frustrating, but I've found
very few patterns although I can offer a few observations after 5+ years
of trying to sort it out.
* Not all DVD-R's are created equally. Some distributor's films seem to
have more problems than others. If the DVD-R's
The Blob is released on DVD by the Criterion Collection. You could start by
contacting them.
On the back of the cover it says Under exclusive license from Worldwide
Entertainment Corp. Copyright MCMLVIII by Tonylyn Productions, Inc.
So if Criterion can't help you, I think the next step would
Informal observation -- some computer drives work better than
stand-alone players, some work much, much worse. Even more variation.
Unfortunately, it's a crapshoot :( . -- Meghann
Rosen, Rhonda J. wrote:
Actually, one more question on this topic...I belive most of my
faculty are using the
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