História do cinema by 9º C

Important years:

dheboralayanni2709 — 2018-04-06 16:54:35 UTC

In 1895, the cinema was created.

In the 19th century,Plateau, in 1832, created the Fenacistoscópio
In 1890, Edison designed several films of his studio, which is "Black Maria", considered the first film in the history of cinema.
in 1903, a model of action film, obtaining success and contributing for the cinema to popularize and to enter the cultural industry.

Curiosities:

dheboralayanni2709 — 2018-04-06 16:58:32 UTC

Leonardo da Vinci carried out works using the projection of light on the surface, creating the Dark Chamber, which was a closed box, having a hole with a lens, a place destined for the passage of light produced by external objects.

Ydyl Hour Theater was the first cinema opened in hollywood in the year 1911.It was located at a year shop on Hollywood Boulevard.

The film "treatment against insomnia" and the longest movie in history, it lasts for nothing less than 87 hours. It was displayed entirely only twice.

The film Don Juan by director Alan Crosland, of 1916, was the film with more kisses of history. The plot that had 1 hour and 50 minutes of duration counted with 127 kisses.

It's hard to believe the American film industry was founded by independent producers. They left New Tersey to flee the war promoted by Thomas Edison and so instituted Hollywood

Even after his death Bruce Starred 4 films. More like this was possible? With the use of clones. They were baptized with similar names Bruce Le, Bruce Li and Bruce Liu. If you tell nobody believe!

Origin of the cinema:

dheboralayanni2709 — 2018-04-06 17:58:50 UTC

It was at the end of the 19th century, in 1895, in France, the Lumière brothers invented the cinema. From the beginnings of humanity, the need to record movements through paintings and drawings on the walls, however, in the first half of this century, photography had already been invented, enabling this revolutionary creation in the world of arts and cultural industry.

• In the nineteenth century, many devices that sought to study the phenomenon of retinal persistence were constructed, this phenomenon is what keeps the image in a fraction of seconds in the retina. Joseph-Antoine Plateau was the first to measure the time of retinal persistence, concluding that an illusion of motion requires a series of fixed images, succeeding by the ratio of ten images per second.

• Among other inventions, there is the Cinetoscope, invented by Thomas A. Edison, which consisted of a perforated film, projected on a screen inside a machine, in which only one person was allowed in each presentation. The projection needed to be seen by a magnifying glass.

The beginning of cinemas

dheboralayanni2709 — 2018-04-06 18:15:30 UTC

Nickelodeon, as they were called at the time, was the first space created really devoted to movie viewing. Popular between the time of 1905 to 1915, they exhibited short films with an average duration of 5 to 10 minutes. Being a great novelty, the intention was really dazzling with the possibility of displaying these recorded footage and not with the story or the story itself. Gradually over the years, the narratives were being created (always very simple) to continue entertaining the audience.

Tickets were very cheap for the population at that time, costing 5 cents a dollar. So they were easily popularized among the working and low-income classes, providing easily accessible entertainment. Historically speaking, the nickelodeon were the beginning of the film industry era.

George Méliès: The father of special effects:

dheboralayanni2709 — 2018-04-06 18:22:46 UTC

Considered by many the creator of the cinematic spectacle, Méliès was very important for the history of the cinema. The first to use the feature of cinema as a source for fantasy, opening the door to what we know today as the genre of fiction. Not only he, but as several illusionists of the time saw an opportunity to expand the illusion by the cinema: They used features like disappearance, increase and diminution of the size of the objects.

Compared to the special effects used by the industry today this may seem very little, but for that time where there was no technological support for the creation, was remarkable. The filmmaker was also the first to paint the films in black and white so that they were colored, in order to have this effect, it was necessary to paint each painting of the film manually.

Cinema in the Present Days:

dheboralayanni2709 — 2018-04-06 18:28:05 UTC

Cinema as we know it today has been perfecting and evolving over the centuries, but it is up to Brother Louis and Auguste Lumière to create the cinematograph and that would be the forerunner of the camcorders as we know it today and modern cinema. The cinematograph used several negatives of punched photos that were moved by a crank and thus gave movement the images, through this device it was possible to create the first films to be exhibited for small audiences. the cinematograph gave name to the new art that was beginning to emerge, the cinema that enchanted the world with its magic.