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history of film

  • how it all started

    how it all started
    Film started with a 25,000 bet. The bet was at a horse race between a couple of guys . The bet was to see if the horse had all four legs off the ground at once , while running. They took continuous pictures of the horse . It look like moving pictures , And started everything.
  • peephole kinetoscope

    The peephole kinetoscope was a a object that only one person could look thorugh. It had one "peephole " that you would pay to go look through. It had "moving pictures" which creathed short films. The inventor of this was Thomas Edison.
  • vaudeville

    These were small theaters. They featured short dramatic skits , comdedy routines , singing and dancing.
  • Thomas Edison

    Thomas Edison
    Thomas edison was the first person to invent a projector. He didnt show it though instead he kept it to himself . He thought he could make more money this way.
  • cinematographe

    cinematographe
    The luminere brothers inviented the frst reveled . This was in france. These would play a very short filem for peopel who paid money to see it.
  • first film

    first film
    The first film was a 20 long second video of a train coming toward the screen . The people who saw this video have never seen something like it before. When they showed the train everyone tried to get oyut of the theater as fast as thye could. causing some a broken leg or arm.
  • nickelondon

    This was a theater , that cost a nickle to watch a film. This is how we got the name nickloden.
  • The great train robbery

    The great Train robbery was created by Thomas Edison. It was the first movie. It was only 12 minutes long.
  • 1910

    1910
    There was 26 million viewers a week . As time went by the number raised.
  • charlie chapline

    Charlie started out making 150$ a week . By 1917 he was making a million a year . This is alot of money for that time.
  • no sound

    There was no sound in films in this time of life. zPeople did sound effects and played music.