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Phenakistiscope
Phenakistiscope is a disk with slits around the edges and images in the middle. To udes it people would look in a mirror through the slots and the image apeared to be moving. -
Zoetrope
Zoetrope is an optical toy that was cylindar shaped with slots in it so multiple people could see the image. The pictures are placed in the middle, as it spins the image apears to be moving. -
Leand Stanford
Standford mad a bet for $25,000 that horses, when running, pick up their feet compleatly.
Edwad Muybridge was hired to take the pictures. He set up 12 camera that were attached to a trip wire. So when the horse came by it took 12 photos show that horses do lift compleatly off the ground while running. -
Zoopraxiscope
This contraption was invented by Edward Muybridge. It was considered the first projector. -
First Hand-Held Box Camera
The first hand-held box camera was invented by George Eastman. Its was avalible to everyone. It was a camera the came with film. -
Cinematograph
This camera was a printer, projector, and camera all in one. It was inverted by The Lumiere brothers. -
Kinetoscope
This was an optical toy invented by WKL Dickson. The person wishing to view the film would pay a penny and get 20 seconds of viewing pleasure. WKL Dickson also invented the holes on the side of film. -
Black Maria
The Black Maria is the first motion picture studio. She was a black building on wheels with a hole in the top for good lighting. THe black Maria was built in New Jersy. -
Kinetoscope Parlar
The Parlar opened in New York, and was very profitable for a good 2 years. -
Fred Ott’s Sneeze
Was the earlyest film. It was of a guy sneezing. It was also the first copywritted film. -
Lumiere brothers, 1st Public Film
This was 10 short films in a cafe basement in Paris. -
Trip to The Moon
This Film was created by George Melies, a magican. The movie had speacial effects and a weird plot line. -
The Great Train Robbery
The Great TRain Robbery was 11 minutes long. It had muliple plot lines, stunts, and diffren locations. -
Copyright
Copyright did not excist, so films were rented not sold. THis prtected the creaters work -
Ethel Barrymore
She thought actors should get some credit for the movies they were in, so now there's credits at the end of movies.
