Step back into the golden grain of analogue filmmaking and discover the magic of Super 8, the iconic film format that revolutionized amateur and experimental cinema.

First released in 1965, Super 8 quickly became the go-to choice for aspiring filmmakers, home movie enthusiasts, and boundary-pushing artists. Compact, accessible, and delightfully tactile, this format empowered a generation to capture the world through their own lens — raw, real, and bursting with character.

Today, in an era dominated by digital, Super 8 is experiencing a creative resurgence. From music videos and art films to indie features, filmmakers are rediscovering its charm, texture, and timeless aesthetic.

Join filmmakers Adam C Briggs and Sam Dixon, the creative duo behind A Grand Mockery (screening at Revelation Film Festival), for a hands-on workshop that dives into the process and possibilities of Super 8 filmmaking.

Whether you're a film student, a curious creative, or a nostalgic cinephile, this is your chance to explore a living, breathing piece of cinema history — and maybe even spark your next big idea.

Spaces are limited — don’t miss out!