linha do tempo evolução tecnologia cinema by BEATRIZ GOMIERO

1895

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Cinema is born. From the improvement of Edison's kinetoscope, the brothers Auguste and Louis Lumiere (france) idealized the cinematograph. the first public session of the cinematograph lasted 20 minutes, and 10 films were projected.

XX century- first decades

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The first movies are silent, but not watched silently. The scenes were accompanied by piano. Captions explained the characters' actions and dialogues. It was also common for a narrator to explain the story to the audience while the scenes were being projected.

1935

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"Vanity and Beauty", by Rouben Mamoulian, is the first full-color feature film

1940

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''Fantasia'', by Walt Disney, uses for the first time a sound system with several channels, which allows the simultaneous performance of music, sound effects and dialogues.

1952

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''Bwana Devil'', by Arch Oboler, is the first feature film in 3D. Cinerama was created that joined three projectors to display a wider image (widescreen).

1953/1954

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53-Creation of the CinemaScope system, a process in which the lens distorts and enlarges the projected image on wide screens.
54- creation of the VistaVision system, which intends to enlarge the projection area, by rotating the film horizontally

1970

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Japan presents the screen in IMAX (maximum image) format, a system that allows projection on gigantic screens.

90's

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Analog audio and image systems give way to new computerized systems. Celluloid film is replaced by digital footage. Actors start acting with computer-generated images.

1995

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''Toy Story'' by Pixar is the first all-digital film.

1999

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The digital projector was created, which dispenses with the use of traditional film reels and uses e-movie, a high-resolution digital video sent via satellite to movie theaters.

2002

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"Star Wars-Attack of the Clones" by George Lucas is the first film to have all production done digitally.

2010

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Movie theaters have adapted to show the new 3D titles that hit the market, with the growing audience. Televisions, camcorders and even cell phones also offer the feature, and major events are broadcast in 3D