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Peter Roget
Peter Roget presented his paper 'The persistence of vision with regard to moving objects' to the British Royal Society. -
phenakitstoscope
Dr. Joseph Antoine Plateau and Dr. Simon Rittrer constructed a machine called a phenakitstoscope. This machine produced an illusion of movement by allowing a viewer to gaze at a rotating disk containing small windows; behind the windows was another disk containing a sequence of images. When the disks were rotated at the correct speed, the synchronization of the windows with the images created an animated effect. -
cinematograph
Louis and Augustine Lumiere issued a patent for a device called a cinematograph capable of projecting moving pictures. -
Humorous phases of funny faces
J. Stuart Blackton made the first animated film which he called "Humorous phases of funny faces." His method was to draw comical faces on a blackboard and film them. He would stop the film, erase one face to draw another, and then film the newly drawn face. The stop-motion provided a starting effect as the facial expressions changed be fore the viewers eyes. -
Alice's Wonderland
Walt Disney extended Max Fleischer's technique of combining live action with cartoon characters in the film "Alice's Wonderland". -
Steam Boat Willie
Steamboat Willie is a 1928 American animated short film directed by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks. It was produced in black-and-white by Walt Disney Studios and was released by Celebrity Productions -
Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park use of CG for realistic living creatures -
Toy Story
Toy Story first full-length 3D CG feature film -
Paddington
Paddington is the first film that Framestore has worked on with a computer-animated animal as the lead character -
Avengers Infinity War
Marvel announced that the new avengers will be shot entirely by IMAX cameras. The first movie to do this.
