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10-9 - This is an outstanding review/collage of some of the most famous and influential movies of all time!

The cinema progressed step by step, from the silent films to the special effects in "From the Earth to the Moon", those were films that witnessed the change in the seventh art and tells this transition very well.

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A very nice and interesting part of movies in general! Way to go!
Special effects on cinema.

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WHAT A BEAUTIFUL INFOGRAPHIC TO HONOR THESE AMAZINGLY TALENTED BROTHER TO WHOM WE OWE A LOT OF RESPECT!

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https://youtu.be/rrJPICybdj8

AWESOME VIDEO AND GREAT REVIEW OF IT! THE INFOGRAPHIC YOU MADE IS ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING!

This video talks about the beginning of cinema, rather how the idea of ​​obtaining a moving image was conceived through taking several photographs in a row.  This discovery was made by Edward Muybridge who put 12 cameras in a row to capture the gallop in a horse race.  He also invented the Zoopraxiscope, this allowed Edward to see the horse galloping continuously when he put the images into this light box. Then Tomas Edison and William Dickinsonhad the idea of creating a machine that could recreate moving images and they invented the kinetoscope with flexible reels of negatives that fed into the machine and only one person was able to watch the image. Some time later Ottomar Anschütz had the idea to project the image to an audience.  When the Lumiere brothers brought the two concepts together, what we know today as cinema was conceived.
Also here are some fun facts about the history of cinema:

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Nice video! Way to go! Kudos to you!

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A remarkable summary regarding one of the biggest industries out there: the cinema! Very cool infogram!

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Excellent input!
Who invented cinema?
The answer is science. indeed cinema too is a science. but is the  evolutionary process that every branch of the arts and sciences underwent, and the need to improve the means that could simulate real life which caused cinema to spring forth from the advances made in various arts.
One must acknowledge that cinematografy´s oldest ancestors are the chinese.

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Beautiful collage!

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That's right, that's why they call it the seventh art!

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A brilliant presentation! Very thorough and informative! Kudos to you!

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"THE CINEMA IS FOR EVERYONE" YOU ARE TOTALLY RIGHT! GREAT INFOGRAM :)
Infographic number two:

https://www.canva.com/design/DAD-PDFQBSs/share/preview?token=qf1db6m0VDSS7JwKzjSbag&role=EDITOR&utm_content=DAD-PDFQBSs&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton

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Felipe Murillo Ramírez  10-9 - Absolutely great video to learn and understand basically everything about movie making! Good job!

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Felipe Murillo Ramírez  10-9 - Absolutely great video to learn and understand basically everything about movie making! Good job!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsnB4iBb78o
In this video we can better understand the history and evolution of cinema through history. It explains how the first films worked and what phenomena allowed their operation, such as the illusion of movement from still images. It also explains the participation of different scientists and their contribution to the development of cinemas. With this video it is very easy to understand and learn the history of cinema and its evolution in detail.

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Felipe Murillo Campos 10-9                Wow! Amazing! Great history video!

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Felipe Murillo Campos 10-9                Wow! Amazing! Great history video!

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History of the seventh art, what an incredible video explaining all this. After seeing this, it is easier to understand the way of work movies. ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrJPICybdj8&feature=youtu.be

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Manfred Zárate 10-9 - WHAT A NICE DESCRIPTION OD A KINETOSCOPE! NOW WE KNOW HOW EDISON HIMSELF DESCRIBED IT! 

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Manfred Zárate 10-9 - WHAT A NICE DESCRIPTION OD A KINETOSCOPE! NOW WE KNOW HOW EDISON HIMSELF DESCRIBED IT! 

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The kinetoscope was a device designed with rotating cylinders that allowed very short animations to be projected due to the narrow dimensions of the cylinder.
Invented by Thomas Alva Edison and William Dickson, in the late 1880s.
Edison described it as the "machine that could do to the eyes what the phonograph does to the ears."

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FANTASTIC! I would like to experience a great movie in 4DX!

4DX Cinemas Next Generation - Motion Seats, Wind, Fog, Lighting, Bubbles, Water & Scents

https://youtu.be/FN03zZRHSHA