Five Cents a Copy (1980)
The world's first experimental photocopy animated film explores some of the possibilities for producing images in motion, including all effects, fades, and dissolves. Each image was recorded on paper using a Minolta EP-310 photocopy machine.
Director: Ed Ackerman, Greg Zbitnew
Runtime: 5 min
Release Date: January 1, 1980
Music: John Krocker, Victor Shkawrytko
Production: Dream Logic, Winnipeg Film Group
Country: Canada
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Ed Ackerman, Greg Zbitnew
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Five Cents a Copy about?
- The world's first experimental photocopy animated film explores some of the possibilities for producing images in motion, including all effects, fades, and dissolves. Each image was recorded on paper using a Minolta EP-310 photocopy machine.
- Who directed Five Cents a Copy?
- Five Cents a Copy was directed by Ed Ackerman, Greg Zbitnew.
- How long is Five Cents a Copy?
- Five Cents a Copy has a runtime of 5m (5 minutes).
- Where was Five Cents a Copy produced?
- Five Cents a Copy was produced in Canada.