[BSC Expo 2023] Jewelery - From The Silver Screen

UK-based jewelry company “From The Silver Screen” has caught the attention of the film industry with their unique approach to creating jewelry. Founded by Natalie and Claire, the company uses silver harvested from Cinelab UK, which contains silver halides found within film strips. This process enables them to create exquisite pieces of jewelry that are inspired by the silver screen.
Their current collection includes two ranges, the Film First and Celluloid Classics, which consist of rings, pendants, bracelets, and bands. Each piece has a unique story behind it, with the Film First range celebrating the milestones in cinema that have led to the films we all enjoy today. Meanwhile, Celluloid Classics is inspired by the mechanics of the actual film strip itself, and this is reflected in the designs.
In addition to creating jewelry, From The Silver Screen also runs a Film Sponsorship Initiative Program to help filmmakers shoot on film. The company is supported by ARRI rental, Kodak, and Cinelab film and digital, and also runs two film festivals a year, showcasing works shot on film in London. This year, they are looking to support three short films, cementing their place as a company that champions analog and believes that #filmisnotdead.Generated by OpenAI

I’m Natalie I am one of the co-founders of ‘From The Silver Screen’ and I’m Claire also one of the co-founders.
We create jewellery from the silver that is harvested from Cinelab UK.

So there are silver haloids within the film strip we use that to create our wonderful pieces.

We have two collections currently available, one is our film first range and our second one is Celluloid Classics and here are some of the pieces.

It ranges from rings through to pendants and we also have different bracelets and bands as well.

Every single piece has a very unique story behind it, for instance Film First is all about celebrating the milestones in Cinema that have led us to the wonderful film we still all enjoy today.

and then Celluloid Classics is much more about the mechanics of the actual film strip itself and that’s reflected in the designs yeah.

We also run a Film Sponsorship Initiative Program to try and help people shoot on film.

We’re backed by ARRI rental, Kodak and the wonderful Cinelab film and digital and we also run two film festivals, twice a year, screening work shot on film in London.

We’re looking to support three short films this year, ultimately we’re a company that just wants to champion analog, everything analog and #filmisnotdead