List of the best sources for each home movie i know about

[Matt Brooks]

A.C Hickman - Sixth Floor Museum website
Abraham Zapruder - Image of an Assassination: A New Look at the Zapruder Film 1998 DVD (missing frames can be patched with JFK the lost bullet)
Andre Leche - gettyimages
Charles L. Bronson - Sixth Floor Museum website
Dallas Cinema Associates - god knows what
David Francis Powers - CNN old website on Archive.org (not the best quality but it's the only one i could find)
Elsie Dorman - Sixth Floor Museum website
F.M Bell - Sixth Floor Museum website
Frank Marotta - Sixth Floor Museum website
Fredna Stewart - Sixth Floor Museum website
George Jeffries - Sixth Floor Museum website
George Reid - Sixth Floor Museum website
Jack Jernigan - Sixth Floor Museum website
Jackie Tindel - Sixth Floor Museum website
John Haller - Sixth Floor Museum website
Keith Griffith - Sixth Floor Museum website
Marie Muchmore - ??
Orville Nix - Sixth Floor Museum website
Pat Sanders - Sixth Floor Museum website
Robert Hughes - Sixth Floor Museum website
Rudy and Vera Clauss - Sixth Floor Museum website
Tina Towner - Sixth Floor Museum website
Ward Warren - Sixth Floor Museum website

I think i missed some home movies but this is my list so far

[Mark A. Oblazney]

that’s nice, Matt.  my go-to place is Robin Unger’s photo gallery here for the best quality everything.  Robin is a class act. Thanks, Robin.

[Matt Brooks]

if i had 360 dollars  + shipping plus taxes plus scanning costs i would buy that DCA print on ebay and scan it at Reel Revival but apparently i don't have money for that

[Mark A. Oblazney]

if i had 360 dollars  + shipping plus taxes plus scanning costs i would buy that DCA print on ebay and scan it at Reel Revival but apparently i don't have money for that

why wouldn’t 6th floor museum buy this? 

[Matt Brooks]

They have a pristine print of the Dallas Cinema Associates film, even has it listed on their site, but the video has not been released or scanned 

[Alex Harris]

if i had 360 dollars  + shipping plus taxes plus scanning costs i would buy that DCA print on ebay and scan it at Reel Revival but apparently i don't have money for that

I have a 1080p scan of the DCA film if you'd like. Shoot me an email and I'll send you it.

thejfktheoristmail@gmail.com

[Royell Storing]

A.C Hickman - Sixth Floor Museum website
Abraham Zapruder - Image of an Assassination: A New Look at the Zapruder Film 1998 DVD (missing frames can be patched with JFK the lost bullet)
Andre Leche - gettyimages
Charles L. Bronson - Sixth Floor Museum website
Dallas Cinema Associates - god knows what
David Francis Powers - CNN old website on Archive.org (not the best quality but it's the only one i could find)
Elsie Dorman - Sixth Floor Museum website
F.M Bell - Sixth Floor Museum website
Frank Marotta - Sixth Floor Museum website
Fredna Stewart - Sixth Floor Museum website
George Jeffries - Sixth Floor Museum website
George Reid - Sixth Floor Museum website
Jack Jernigan - Sixth Floor Museum website
Jackie Tindel - Sixth Floor Museum website
John Haller - Sixth Floor Museum website
Keith Griffith - Sixth Floor Museum website
Marie Muchmore - ??
Orville Nix - Sixth Floor Museum website
Pat Sanders - Sixth Floor Museum website
Robert Hughes - Sixth Floor Museum website
Rudy and Vera Clauss - Sixth Floor Museum website
Tina Towner - Sixth Floor Museum website
Ward Warren - Sixth Floor Museum website

I think i missed some home movies but this is my list so far

   Regarding your Zapruder Film source, I have that DVD too. I have found a much better Zapruder Film Copy on "YOU TUBE". It is titled, "Zapruder Film JFK Assassination Best Quality HD 1080p"   by - windvale  (:28). The individual frames are Not numbered, but this is definitely the best Zapruder Film copy I have seen that is freely available to the public.  Between the sprocket holes, this Z Film copy shows SA Clint Hill atop the Limo trunk, looking back up Elm St as the Limo approaches/passes the Ft Worth sign. Jackie is back inside the Limo, so we are seeing SA Hill after the Altgens photo. Hill is intently looking back up Elm St to the point that his chest is facing Main St.