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4th Century BCE - Camera Obscura – 4th Century BCE
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1357 - Light sensitive materials & The Turin Shroud –
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Daguerreotype
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1839 – Birth of Photography - a date generally accepted as the birth year of practical photography. (The word “photography” literally means “drawing with light”. The word first coined by the British scientist Sir John Herschel in 1839. The technology which led to the invention of photography essentially combines two distinct sciences: optics - camera – and chemistry, to enable that image to be captured and recorded permanently onto a photosensitive (light-sensitive) surface.)
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Kinetograph (First Motion Picture Camera)
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Kinetoscope
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Cinematograph
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Le Voyage dans la lune (A Trip to the Moon)
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The Great Train Robbery
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Journey Through the Impossible
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20 Motion Picture Companies in US
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Life of Moses – First Feature
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The Strand – Broadway Dream Palace
[Mitchell L. Marks’s 3,300-seat Strand, which opened in the Broadway district of Manhattan in 1914). Known as “dream palaces”] -
The Birth of a Nation
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21,000 Movie Theaters in US
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Homage in movies including Hugo
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Vitaphone - Sound to Picture
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[Chaplin Dance of the Dinner Rolls]https://youtu.be/4DLdMa98JdM)
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Don Juan - First Talkie
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1960 Psycho homage Pulp Fiction 1994
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Fellini's 8 1/2 homage in Pulp Fiction 1994
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[Tarantino homage to dance scene from Band of Outsiders in Pulp Fiction]
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1979 Warriors mouth speaking into microphone homage in Pulp Fiction 1994
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Christopher Lloyd hangs from clock
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[Tarantino homage in Reservoir Dogs 1992]
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Tarantino used Homage from City of Fire 1987
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[Johnny Depp - Dance of the Dinner Rolls](
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1994 Pulp Fiction - Tarantino Homage to Band of Outsiders 1964
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Café Lumière (2003) (alternate title: "Kôhî jikô") - was a self-acknowledged homage to the cinema of legendary Japanese filmmaker Yasujirō Ozu,
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