Watch more Space Patrol on New Ellijay Television.

This is a short clip from The Betty White Show in which Betty and Lyn Osborne in character as Cadet Happy from Space Patrol surprise a young fan with gifts.

Learn more about The Betty White Show on wikipedia.

I don't know what year this clip is from, but sometime between 52 and 54 (based on the gifts given, late 53 or early 54 seems most likely.)

The Ellijay Makerspace recently did a 1080p digitization of the first episode of Commando Cody Sky Marshall of the Universe. Here's a comparison between the new transfer and the most commonly available digital copy previously circulating.

see the new HD transfer on new ellijay television

I'm working on a light restoration, a fresh score, and a more modern presentation for the 1915 science fiction adventure about a cross-dressing lesbian jewel thief who pilots and air ship. This is a preview of the first of five chapters.

There's still a lot of work to do. I'm not thrilled with the mix on the music, the rest of the titles are finished, I want to do a more aggressive grade on the color in a few scenes, etc.

But! Episode one stands on it's own pretty well, and it showcases what I've been doing so far, and I think it looks great, sounds okay, and will get people excited for the upcoming full release available in October from New Ellijay Television

A silly little thing I threw together with some clips I had on hand, mostly as a way to showcase a jingle I recorded earlier.

It's Expedition Sasquatch presented in the style of The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, or rather the documentary within the film.

I recorded the jingle a little hotter than I should have. Maybe I'll do something similar again tomorrow that I record a little less hot.

Lightly stabilized but otherwise not digitally manipulated. This is a science fiction film from 1911 imagining AIR PIRATES in 1920. It's a Steampunk-y adventure, from a time when a Steam Punk adventure was Futuristic.

It's wonderful.

The last few minutes are missing, imagine your own ending (at least until I film a new one.)

Scored by PCvIII - It Feels Good (to Feel good again) CC-BY

A demonstration of a potential cartoon version of the upcoming narrative, creative Commons, crowd sourced, community run science fiction podcast Jupiter's Ghost.

This is a silent cartoon starring Krazy Kat, released in 1921. It is the last Krazy Kat film produced by Bray Studios. This print is incomplete, missing a sequence at the beginning where Krazy and Ignatz open umbrellas for reasons that I don't fully understand. Otherwise, it is a better transfer than existing circulating copies.

We're working to restore the missing segment, and provide an original score.

If you'd like to see a worse, but complete, copy of this Krazy Kat short, there is a copy up on youtube: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=jpYm7t_3sC0

It's uhhhhhhhhh bad. Like, the score is gaudy and inappropriate. The transfer is okay, not great, but the print itself is pretty damaged.

A few weeks ago, I got this massive Optimus Prime from Super 7 to sell on my toy store Mountain Town Toys. He's 27 inches tall, and made in the style of the vintage super shogun toys.

I was so excited about it that I did a really clumsy unboxing video.

It's just such a cool toy.

Analog Revolution put on a show at the Gilmer Arts play house on April 23rd. It's the second episode of our new web TV series. Three bands, a physical challenge, more wacky antics than you have time for.

Bands:

Notes :

It's fine, the concert audio sounds Wonderful, and we had a great time.

Episode four shoots on Friday June 24th. We'll see you then.