Item Name: Albuquerque Flame-Off Documentary SKU: DVD135 Description: The Albuquerque Flame-Off Documentary is a recorded overview of the Flame-Off event, documenting the scale of the gathering and the activity on the torch floor. The film covers three hundred lampworkers and seventeen tool and equipment suppliers attending the event, with six torches set up and running fourteen hours a day. It includes featured segments such as Mike Plane making a large encalmo piece and Willy Horn demonstrating how the Python works, along with comments from most of the sixty-two competitors and the awarding of prizes. The format listed for this release is VHS. How it is used: This documentary is used as a reference and learning resource for lampworkers who want to see real event-paced flameworking, tool use, and production rhythm in a live torch setting. It is especially useful for understanding how experienced competitors approach time management, setup, and execution under event conditions, and for seeing specific techniques and equipment demonstrated in context.