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A disc with a series of slits in it and the images would be drawn onto the disc. Alos known as the "Wheel of Life". The earliest Zoetropes date back to 180AD in China.
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Standford offered Eadweard Muybridge $25,000 if he could prove that all four of a horses hooves leave the ground at the same time.
Muybridge proved to Stanford that all hooves of a horse do leave the ground at the same time.
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Muybridge Shot his wife's lover.
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A device with counter rotating discs that projected the images sequentially.
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Louis "Lumiere Brothers" created a new dry plate process by the age of 17, that became known as the Etiquette Bleue process and gave his fathers business a welcoming boost.
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A roll film containing 100 exposure of roll. which was handheld.
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Small photographic images following a sequence were attached to a cylinder, with the idea that an illusion of motion through reflected light would be created as the cylinder rotated.
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Played 40 pictures a second which was an imporvement than the original version.
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Edison increase the entertainment offerings on his cylinders, made of wax known as brown wax today.
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To keep a constant flow of newly films, a motion picture production studio.
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The first official public demonstration of the Kinetoscope was on May 9, 1893 at Brooklyn Institute of Art’s and Sciences.
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A short 5 second film, 16 fps.
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Their first public screening of films which admission was charged was held on December 28, 1895, at Salon Indien du Grand Café in Paris.
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The actual event took place August 29, 1900 when four members of bandits overtook a train and gathered $5,000 out in a safe.
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Edison created a new glass-enclosed studio on a rooftop in New York after he ended the Black Maria.
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A 12 minute movie that took 4 months in the production.
http://www.tcm.com/this-month/article/29935%7C0/A-Trip-to-the-Moon.html -
An action film of bandits taking over a train, 10 minutes long with 14 scenes. Inspired by a true event that occured in August 29, 1900 with 4 members overtaking a train and getting away with $5,000.
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used a spinning disk attached vertically to a handle, around the disks center was a series of drawings.
