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The Phenakistoscope
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The Phenakistoscope was made in the year of 1831 and makes people think pictures were moving by quickly spinning them in a circle. -
The Kinetoscope
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Thomas Edison built the kinetoscope is very much like the phenakistoscope, but it projects the "moving" pictures by spinning them over a light. -
The Cinematograph
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Louis and Augustine Lumiere reserved the right to build a cinematograph which projected moving pictures/drawings -
The Vitascope
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"Humorous Phases of Funny Faces"
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J. Stuart Blackton made the first animation called "Humorous Phases of Funny Faces" -
Cut Out Animation
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"Gertie, the Trained Dinosaur"
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"El Apostol"
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"The Jazz Singer"
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"The Jazz Singer" was made by Warner Brothers and was the first film to combine both image and sound. -
Computer Animations
