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  • 30,000 BCE

    30,000 e.k.r

    30,000 e.k.r
    Prehistoric cave paintings in Lascaux, France, depicted animals in multiple positions to give the illusion of motion as light from torches flickered.
  • 2000 BCE

    2000 e.k.r

    2000 e.k.r
    Ancient Egyptians painted or carved scenes onto surfaces, these showed characters in slightly altered positions, suggesting movement.

  • 1659

    1659
    Christiaan Huygens begins to develop the magic lantern which projects images from glass slides.

  • 1700

    1700
    Descriptions of mechanical slides for the magic lantern begin. These involved extra pieces of glass that could be moved by hand.

  • 1824

    1824
    John Ayrton Paris invents the Thaumatope Based on theory of persistence of vision. This theory has now been rejected.

  • 1832

    1832
    John Ayrton Paris invents the Thaumatope Based on theory of persistence of vision. This theory has now been rejected.

  • 1880

    1880
    Eadweard Muybridge projects moving images onto screen. Zoopraxiscope: Developed by Muybridge to project moving images.

  • 1898

    1898
    J. Stuart Blackton and Albert E. Smith make The Humpty Dumpty Circus. This was the first use of stop motion but the film is now lost.

  • 1899

    1899
    Arthur Melbourne Cooper makes Matches an Appeaľ".

  • 1906

    1906
    James Stuart Blackton makes 'Humorous Phases of Funny Faces' He used stop- motion and cut out.
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  • 1910

    1910
    Emile Cohl makes the first cut-out animation, "En Route'-this is entirely cut outs. Cohl used this technique to save time as the cut out shapes could be adjusted.

  • 1925

    1925
    Animater Willis O'Brien works on 'The Lost World", The film mixed stop- motion animation with live action.

  • 2000 - 2024

    2000 - 2024
    September 11 Attack: Terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
    Global Financial Crisis: Economic downturn triggered by the collapse of the housing market.
    Arab Spring: Protests and uprisings across the Arab world, leading to regime changes.
    COVID-19 Pandemic: Global health crisis causing widespread illness, death, and economic disruption.
    Climate Change Activism: Growing awareness and activism surrounding climate change, including movements like Fridays for Future.