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Kinemacolour Process
Georger Albert Smith created the Kinemacolour Process in 1906. The Kinemacolour Process is when the Kinemacolour camera alternates between red and green filters on a black and white exposed film to capture natural colour. The first film to use the Kinemacolour process was The Durbha at Delhi (1912). -
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3D Films
Some 3D movies were made in 1915, but weren't popular until the early 1950s.(27 3D movies were made in 1953) -
Technicolour Film
The Gulf Between (1917) was the first film to use technicolour. -
Synchronised Soundtrack
Siegfried (1925) by Fritz Lang had the first synchronized soundtrack. -
Dialogue
The Jazz Singer (1927) was the first film full of dialogue. -
Colour and Sound
The Vikings (1928) was the first feature-length film in colour with sound. -
Colour and Dialogue
Waner Bros' On With The Show (1929) was the first film with colour and dialogue -
3-Colour Technicolour
Rouben Mamoulian's Becky Sharp (1935) was the first feature film made completely in 3-color technicolour: -
Colour on Location
Paramount's The Trail of the Lonesome Pine (1936) was the first colour film to be shot entirely on location: -
Kodak's Eastman Colour Process
Royal Journey (1952) was the first film to use Kodak's Eastman Colour process:
