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Muybridge to pictures using static cameras to prove all four legs of a horse leave the ground at the same time (Sallie Gardner).
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Claimed to be the inventor of cinema. He constructed camera (or ''photographic gun'') that could take 12 photographs a second of moving animals or humans (called ''chronophotography'')
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Devised a motor powered camera that could photograph motion pictures, called Kinetograph
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the first american movie studiowas built on the grounds of Edison's laboratories in West Orange, New Jersey
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first film officially registered for copyright
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opened the first Kinetoscope Parlor in New York City, and for the first time they comercially exibited movies in amusement arcades
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first person to project a filmed motion picture onto a screen for an audience. also the first motion picture in color
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first movie in the world to be screened for a paying audience
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called the "fathers of modern film". created the cinematographe and had it patened
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founded in Paris by Charles and Emile Pathe. By the next decade it became the largest producer of films in the world
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first film ever made of a couple kissing. brought on request for censorship and first film to be criticized as scandulous
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first female movie director
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longest film out at the time (100 minutes)
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opened in Pittsburg by Harry Davis shoowing The Great Train Robbery
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first continuous, full length narrative feature film
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they founded the Duquesne Amusement Supply Company, the first film exchange in the US.
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the ''father of film'' joined The American Mutoscope and Biograph Company in New York as a director
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replaced nickelodeons.held masses of people and charged 10 to 15 cent a person
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one of the first films to understand that ''sex sells''
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established the first air conditioned theaters in Chicago at Central Park Theater