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ALCF Leonard Wood Sizemore Home Movies Clip 9714
About this film
This clip (#9714) is part of the Leonard Wood Sizemore Cold War Family Campfire Collection . Leonard Sizemore is the primary filmmaker though the films were selected specifically to include other family members perspectives who are behind the camera. It was a Sizemore family legacy of filmmaking and photography, each viewing the family’s lives together, and through their independent eye, with varied framing, panning, and topics chosen to record. His daughter, Lillian Sizemore is the current custodian of the family films. This collection was conserved and digitally transferred through the 2017 National grant awarded to Lillian Sizemore by the Al Larvick Conservation Fund in partnership with its sponsor Pro8mm. For more information about this collection, visit: https://www.allarvickfund.org/leonard-wood-sizemore The mission of the Al Larvick Conservation Fund is to preserve historical and cultural heritage through conservation, education, and the public accessibility of American analog home & amateur audiovisual materials. For more information, visit allarvickfund.org. *Please respect the creative commons licensing assigned to this collection. The main family members captured in this…
Directors & creators
Gisella Sizemore
Subjects
home movies, amateur cinema, super 8 film, 8mm film, 1960s Europe, 1960s lifestyle, 1960s fashions, Gisella Sizemore, Leonard Wood Sizemore, Pro8mm, Al Larvick Fund, Trans World Airlines, Transatlantic travel, Fiat Nuovo 500, Venice, Italian Riviera, Italy, Costa Azzurra, basilica of San Marcos, Piazza San Marcos, Procuratie Vecchie, Bartolomeo Bon the Younger, Procuratie Nuove, Bersaglieri, military guards, mosaics, Roman bronze four horses of St. Marks, Piazzetta Leoncini, clocktower, Torre Orologico, Torre dell'Orologio, San Marco Belltower, traghetto boat, Cemetery Island. Isola di San Michele, Saint Michaels' Island, water taxis, funeral boat, funeral service, Coca-Cola, gondolier, bronze statue, ladies smoking, canals, 1960, Bridge of Sighs