EMMEDIA, Calgary
Harcourt House, Edmonton
Latitude 53, Edmonton
The New Gallery, Calgary
Snap, Edmonton
Stride Gallery, Calgary
Truck, Calgary
221a, Vancouver
Alternator Gallery, Kelowna
Access Artist Run Centre, Vancouver
ARTSPEAK, Vancouver
Open Space, Victoria
Or Gallery, Vancouver
Unit/Pitt Gallery, Vancouver
Vivo Media Arts Centre, Vancouver
Western Front, Vancouver
Ace Art, Winnipeg
PLATFORM, Winnipeg
Urban Shaman, Winnipeg
Struts Gallery, Sackville
Eastern Edge Gallery, St. John’s
Resource Centre for the Arts, St. John’s
St. Michael’s Printshop, St. John’s
Khyber Centre for the Arts, Halifax
8eleven, Toronto
Artcite, Windsor
Art Engine, Ottawa
A Space, Toronto
Charles Street Video, Toronto
Ed Video Media Arts Centre, Guelph
Gallery 44, Toronto
Gallery 101, Ottawa
Gallery 1313, Toronto
Gallery TPW, Toronto
Hamilton Artists Inc., Hamilton
Interaccess, Toronto
Lift, Toronto
Mercer Union, Toronto
Modern Fuel, Kingston
Niagra Artists Company, St. Catharines
Open Studio, Toronto
Saw Gallery, Ottawa
SAVAC, Toronto
Trinity Square Video, Toronto
Whippersnapper, Toronto
White Water Gallery, North Bay
Axe Neo-7, Hull
Articule, Montreal
Bang centre, Chicoutimi
Clark Centre, Montreal
Dazibao, Montreal
DARE-DARE, Montreal
La Centrale, Montreal
Meduse, Quebec
Optica, Montreal
Skol Centre, Montreal
Studio XX, Montreal
L’ espace Vox, Montreal
La Chambre Blanche, Quebec
AKA Artist Run, Saskatoon
Bridges Art Movement, Saskatoon
IPAC, Prince Albert
Neutral Ground, Regina
Sâkêwêwak Artist Collective, Regina
Tribe Inc. Saskatoon
BlackFlash Magazine, Saskatoon
Canadian Art, Toronto
CMagazine, Toronto
Border Crossings, Winnipeg
Galleries West, Calgary
Department of Canadian Heritage/Ministère du patrimoine canadien
CARFC / RAAV
The National Film Board
rcaaq | accueil aarca
Saskatchewan Arts Board
Saskatchewan Lotteries
Saskatchewan Motion Picture Association – SMPIA
Saskatoon Community Foundation
25th Street Theatre Centre Inc.
CFCR Community Radio
CUMFI (Central Urban Métis Federation Inc.)
Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre
Gordon Tootoosis Nīkānīwin Theatre
Oskāyak High School
Queer City Cinema
Riversdale Business Improvement District
The Roxy Theatre
SCYAP (Saskatoon Community Youth Arts Programming) Inc.
La Troupe du Jour
The University of Saskatchewan Art & Art History Department
USSU Women’s Centre
Yorkton Short Film & Video Festival
White Buffalo Youth Lodge
Bamboo Shoots
Downstream Pictures
Jenkins Media
Saskatchewan Filmpool Cooperative
Saskatoon Media Group
Soil
Stealth Media
AKA Artist-Run
Art Placement Gallery
Collector’s Choice Art Gallery
College Art Galleries
Darrell Bell Gallery
Frances Morrison Gallery
Gordon Snelgrove Gallery
Kenderdine Art Gallery
Remai Modern
Rouge Gallery
Saskatchewan Craft Council
SCYAP Gallery
St. Thomas More Gallery
Wanuskewin Heritage Park Galleries
Broadway Theatre
CFCR (Community Radio)
CNYC (Core Neighbourhood Youth Co-op)
Girls Rock Saskatoon
imaa / ammi
Nokomis Craft Ales
Open Door Society
The Roxy Theatre
Sask Cultural Exchange
Str8up
Sounds Like Festival
Unheard Sound Collective
If your project falls outside of our Membership Policy please refer to one of these local companies for your media arts needs.
Cinepost
Downstream Pictures
media group
Plan9Films
What options are available for processing Super8 or 16mm film?
1. The Cheap way: hand processing is an artform in itself which involves filling buckets with photo developer and transferring undeveloped
negatives through the chemistry by hand. Hand processing results in scratches, variations in tone, and other unexpected visual effects. PAVED
has chemistry for processing negatives this way in Black and White only. We do not supply reversal bleach for making true positives. Watch
for regular workshops on this subject.
2. The Pro way: sending your film away to be processed is the professional approach for a good quality picture. At the end of this page is a list
of companies across Canada that process Super8 and 16mm film.
What options are available for transferring Super8 or 16mm film to video (also called telecine)?
1. The Cheap way: point your video camera at the projector screen and press record. PAVED Arts has equipment to perform this type of telecine
for free for members. Ask at the equipment desk about this procedure. We have both 16mm and Super8 projectors.
2. The Pro way: See the list of companies at the end of this page for information about their telecine options. There are less expensive realtime
recording options and more expensive frame by frame scanning options.
lick for list of Canadian Companies that process film
40 Cawthra Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario M6N 5B3
ph: 416.763.0750 fax: 416.763.0847
e-mail: sagatarfilm@yahoo.ca
Services: lab processing, transfers, etc., including super 8.
50 West 2nd Avenue
Vancouver, BC V5Y 1B3 Canada
(604) 872 6560 office
services: processing and transfer
115 Walnut Ave,
Toronto, Ontario
M5V 2S1
Canada
Telephone/Fax: 416-598-2700 Fax: 416-598-0766
Services: processing, transfers, etc., including super 8.
mail/post office:
Film Rescue International
P.O. Box 428
Indian Head, SK S0G 2K0
by courier:
Film Rescue International
500 Grand Ave
Indian Head, SK S0G 2K0
Services: processing and SD Transfer
136 geary ave suite 218
Toronto, ON Canada M6H4H1
phone: (416) 901-5332
email: info@framediscreet.com
Services: 8mm/super 8/16mm/35mm film transfers
utilizing lasergraphics 5k scanstation
442 Dufferin Street, Unit K
Toronto, Ontario,
M6K 2A3
(416)504-3927
Services: Film Processing/super 8/16 bw
colour/35mm/ also digital to film transfer
7316 101 Ave NW
Edmonton AB T6A 0J2
Phone: 780 436-4444
Fax: 780 439 4596
services: film to digital video transfer and more