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| he was a very influential western filmmaker is the 1970's, gaining fame from his 1969 western epic, 'The Wild Bunch' | |
| The first ever motion picture camera, weighed 500 lbs | |
| A much more portable motion picture camera that brought on higher documentary value | |
| This actor/director was one of of the only to went on to be successful as soon as movies had sound. | |
| Edwin Porter's basic unit of film | |
| director of 'The last laugh' | |
| The first movie to contantly be using the moving camera (pans) | |
| He was hired by gov. leland stanford. Stanford bet that all 4 of a horses hoofs leave the ground while running. This man proved it by setting up 12 electronically operated cameras. | |
| one of the oldest screen genres | |
| He directed 'Some like it Hot' and the year it came out | |
| The director of 'The Birth of a Nation' He was also considered 'The father of hollywood' | |
| He invented the kinetograph | |
| the director of 'A Trip to the moon' 1902. He was the first to discover the narrative potential of film. He was the first to edit in between scenes. His basic unit of film was the | |
| two french brothers that studied the kinetograph and the kinetoscope. they came to inventing the cinematograph | |
| scene that contains a baby in a stroller, rolling backwards down stairs. soldiers (whos faces you can not see) are shooting civillians | |
| 'The inventor of photography' although controversial. He is from france. | |
| director of battleship potemkin | |
| He owned the first ever kinetoscope parlor. He was the first man to profit money from movies. | |