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The Begining of Film

By s421132
  • Phenakistoscope introduced

    Phenakistoscope introduced
    The phenakistoscope is an early animation device.
  • The Zoetrope invented

    The Zoetrope invented
    The zoeatrope is something that had non motion rapid pictures that made pictures look like there moving.
  • The Lumieire Brothers

    The Lumieire Brothers
    Augeste and Louis Lummire were the people to bring the worlds first public film.
  • Leland Stanfords bet

    Leland Stanfords bet
    This is the year that Leland Stanford placed a bet of 25,000 dollars to see if when a horse gallops are all 4 legs in the air and so they set up trip cameras to take pictures of every frame.
  • The Zoopraxiscope

    The Zoopraxiscope
    The zoopraxiscope is a device that displayed for motion picture.
  • First handheld camera

    First handheld camera
    In 1888 first handheld camera camera was invented and the inventor was George Eastman.
  • Kinetoscope Crank

     Kinetoscope Crank
    Thomas Edison invented the crnk for the kinetoscope.
  • The the start of the Kinetoscope

    The the start of the Kinetoscope
    Thomas Edision built the first kinetoscope
  • First Film Studio

    First Film Studio
    Thomas Edision bulit the first Film Studio
  • Fred Ott's Sneeze

    Fred Ott's Sneeze
    Fred Ott's sneeze was the first copy righted film in history.
  • FPS

    In the 1800's movies ran at 16FPS.
  • The first kinetoscope parlor

    The first kinetoscope parlor
    The first kinetoscope parlor was opened and it allowed people to look in it.
  • A Trip to the Moon

    A Trip to the Moon
    A trip to the moon is a fim that was big in its time and featured many props.
  • The Great Train Robbery is fimed

    The Great Train Robbery is fimed
    The Great Train Robbery was one of the first fiction films it also featured the first stunt ever where they threw a dummy of the train, it was also 11 minutes and had 14 scenes. And was big for the scene where the man shoots at the camera.
  • Ethal Berrymore

    Ethal Berrymore
    There were no credits until Ethal Barrymore said that everyone in production should be credited.