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Early films use features that created visual pleasures with mobile camera and marked closeups  to provide technologically enhanced views for the audience to see differently.

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"Life of an American Fireman" was most celebrated for camera shots being inside and outside of a burning building

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Lumière films were more unstated events (actualtiès), while Edison's films were staged events (vaudeville).

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Early films were short and lasted no longer than a minute.

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Porter pioneered certain aspects of narrative filmmaking, such as linear editing and intertitles,

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I find it interesting that the first movies were no longer than a minute. Now movies can be hours or even split into two parts

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Nickelodeon

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Cinématographe was a camera, printer, and projector all in one

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Earliest projections subjects for film varied from intimate actions to larger scaled events.

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projection of Edison films on a screen before an audience did not occur in the United States until 23 April 1896 with the debut of the Vitascope, a projecting device developed by Thomas Armat (1866–1948) but marketed as Edison's own.

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The most famous of the Lumière screenings took place iń of Paris on 28 December 1895, often singled out as the first public exhibition of motion pictures for a paying audience, and thus the inauguration of cinema as a commercial enterprise.

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"The earliest films tended to be brief, often lasting no longer than a minute."

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Film technology developed all over the world around the same time period.

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"The earliest films tended to be brief, often lasting no longer than a minute."

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Porter entered the motion picture business as a traveling exhibitor. How he got his inspiration

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The lumiere brothers films were the first screened films for Brazil, Russia, Mexico, Egypt, and India.

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"editing became another form of attraction in 1900"

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In "The Life of a Fireman", they filmed the exact same event twice, but from two different perspectives.

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Temporal overlap became popular in life of an American fireman
1900s camera shooting was not just from a fixed position
Cinematographer had increased mobility

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the editing in many early films draws attention to itself

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Commentators have referred to Porter as "Janus-faced,"

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Nickelodeon had already started extremely early.

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"In fact, the portability and flexibility of the cinématographe led the Lumière brothers to send camera operators around the globe"

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Cuts made film more interesting

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the cinématographe led the Lumière brothers to send camera operators around the globe

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Often credited with popularizing the story film in the United States, Edwin S. Porter is most notable for embodying the diverse tendencies of early

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the mobile camera in the kinesthetic films and the masked close-ups in various peephole films stress the capacity of the medium

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Lumieres filmed everyday events called "actualities"

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Temporal overlap became popular in "Life of an American Fireman"
In the 1900s the camera work was no longer limited to being shot at a fixed position.
Cinematographer

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Editing was a surprise.

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It's a camera, printer, and a projector in one machine.

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Life of an American Firefighter was a film that used two camera shots, one in the building and one from the street 

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Life of an American Firefighter was a film that used two camera shots, one in the building and one from the street 

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Edison made mostly vaudeville films.

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For the first few years, the vast majority of films were single

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Cinèmetograph and kinetograph proved to be the most successful of these inventions.
Early Films were less then one minute
Editing became another form of attraction because it would promote accelerated sensations of displacement and mobility

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Large scale projections were popular in Russia, Indai, Brazil, Mexico, and Egypt

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the Lumière brothers to send camera operators around the globe, and screenings of their films became the inaugural experience of motion picture projection in many countries in 1896, including Russia, India, Brazil, Mexico, and Egypt.

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"This meant that the Lumière films could trade on the recognition that familiar places possessed for local audiences as well as exploiting the exoticism of faraway locales.

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Film was all over the world in early cinam

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Film was all over the world in early cinam

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these films could only be viewed for the first few years on a private viewing machine called a kinetoscope;

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Porter is credited with the first story based motion picture

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Even early films in 1900s had a sense of horror in the, like the women in the burning building.

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Even early films in 1900s had a sense of horror in the, like the women in the burning building.

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The earliest films made by the Lumiere brothers were short reels of mundane activities

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-they were already filming in Russia, Egypt, and foreign countries
-early cinema already wanted to s

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"In 1901, many films employed a fixed camera position that kept filmed subjects at a considerable distance, others exploited the camera's capacity for magnification by employing a series of closely scaled shots."

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projection of Edison films on a screen before an audience did not occur in the United States until 23 April 1896 with the debut of the Vitascope

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"Vitascope, a projecting device developed by Thomas Armat (1866–1948) but marketed as Edison's own."

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Edwin S Porter is credited with popularizing the story film in the United States

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-Cinématographe was easier to transport.
-Life of an American Fireman showed the same story from multiple perspectives.
-Actors used to look directly at the camera, now it's like they don't know it's there.

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Nickelodeon shorts have been around since 1906 when small short clips were made.

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"The kinetograph and the cinématographeproved the most successful of these inventions, the former propelled by the business acumen of Edison and the latter spurred by its incorporation of three functions (camera, printer, and projector) into one machine."