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Pixelvision Film Formats Filmmaking


The PXL-2000 or Pixelvision toy video camera was made by Fisher-Price in the late 1980's. It records audio and video on a standard audio cassette tape. It was not successful as a product and was soon taken off the market, but has attained a devoted cult following.

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  • PXL-2000 Home Page - John Manoogian's PXL-2000 camera page includes links, mailing list archives, and a gallery.
  • Pixel Pix Picks - Peggy Nelson writes about Gerry Fialka and PXL THIS, a Los Angeles-based festival devoted to the celebration of the PXL 2000 camera.
  • Yahoo Groups: PXL-2000 - A discussion group and email list for enthusiasts and collectors of the Fisher-Price PXL 2000 Camcorder.
  • The Art of Pixelvision - Glenn Andreiev's review of the 2002 The Art of Pixelvision DVD.
  • Pixelvision - Essay by Michael O'Reilly about the technology, history, and art of Pixelvision.
  • Pixelvision Modification Page - DIY instructions for modifying a PXL 2000 to output a directband video signal via an RCA jack mounted on the PXL housing.
  • The Dead Media Project: The Fisher-Price Pixelvision - Notes on the PXL 2000 from the Project's dead media archive and database.
  • PXL Mods - Contact information for a person willing to perform audio and video out modification to Fisher-Price PXL 2000s for a fee.
  • Hamlet - Filmed in Pixelvision. Includes images, trailer, and downloadable .RAM file.
  • PXL-2000 Message Board - Pixelvision themed message board has areas for announcements, technical questions, events, for sale and wanted, links, and tape trading.
  • PXL This - PXL 2000 film festival. Festival information and schedule as well as a listing of films by genre, title, and director.
  • Benning, Sadie - Bright Lights Film Journal article about the Pixelvision director.
  • Pixelvision Mystery: More PXL-2000s Than We Thought? - In the late 1990s, word spread that a company in Japan was producing new PXL-2000 cameras. The camera bore the name Sanpix, and looked to be identical in every respect to the original model.


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