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magic lanterns were placing pictures infront of a lantern and and the light would display the image (like a projector)
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created by several different inventors in the early 1800's. This was a plate sized slotted disk with sequences of images that when spun, the person looking though the slots of this device saw a moving image. similar to modern day GIF's
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it was a bowl like device with a strip of drawings around the interior circumference. When the bowl was spun, the viewer looked through slots where you could see a moving image. similar to the Phenakistoscope
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it was created by John Ayrton in Paris. it was a round card attached to a string, while one side was a a picture of a horse and the other a picture of a man in a riding position. When the card was spun, it seem as if the man was riding the horse.
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created by Emile Reynaud. It was almost the exact same things as the Zoetrope only it used mirrors
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made a wager that a horse's feet are all four up in the air when it runs, took a line of 12 cameras and had each one click in sequence when the horse ran by (he won the bet). but he discovered that when you view the images rather quickly, it looks just like the horse was running
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George Eastman and William H. Walker developed the very first reel of film.
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called nickelodeon because they cost only 5 cents, hence "nickel", they were theatres that help build the "image" of what is the modern day movies
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in the 1920's, the movie industry skyrocketed, with more movies being made in Hollywood, California (around 800 each year in the 20's), which made hollywood as popular as it is now
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the 1930's are considered the golden age of hollywood, a simple reason is because this era was the first era that actually had sound recorded on the film
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this era didnt make as many movies, due to the out break of war, and the attack of pearl harbor. but later it made a recovery, with advancements in sound, and the advancement in adding color to the movies
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in the 1950's, movie attendance decreased due to the development of the television, and this was the birth of NBC, one of the major channels of the time nationwide
