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Film
Hanibal W. Goodwin invents film. -
The Kinetoscope
Thomas Edison introduces his plans to build the kinetoscope. -
Kinetoscope Unveiled
Thomas Edison unveils the kinetoscope, a device that allows one person at a time to watch motion pictures. -
First Public Showing of Cinematograph
Auguste and Louis Lumiere gave the first public showing of the cinematograph, a machine that projects motion pictures on a screen. -
The Great Train Robbery
Edwin Porter produces The Great Train Robbery (The first narrative film). -
Technicolor
Technicolor is introduced (a very non-realistic looking color added to movies. Red and green were the only colors used) -
The Radio
The radio is invented and preferred over silent films by the public. So the film industry begins to decline. -
The Warner Brothers
The Warner Brothers make a full-length singing and talking film named The Jazz Singer. The audience loved it! -
Movies at Their Peak
Movies were at their peak during this set of time. -
Motion Picture Industry Monopolized
The motion pictures industry was monopolized by film studios. -
Studios and Theaters
The United States Supreme Court ruled that movie studios could not own theaters because it gave the studios exclusive control over making and selling movies. -
Television vs. Movies
Television overtakes movies in popularity; realistic color replaces black and white movies in theaters; theaters try to win audiences back by using 3-D movies. -
Today
Today we have flatscreen TV’s, we can watch movies and television shows on computers, IPhones, IPads ect. This is very different than when film was first invented. -
The Future
We will have Pocket Screens the size of IPhone’s. Once you take it out of your pocket it will turn into a flat-screen TV that only you can see. It will be floating above ground at a prefered height and when you walk it always be in front of you. Until you press the button that makes it shrink back to it original size and automatically go back into your pocket. -
Citations
Works Cited
Barcelos, Anna. "Motion Picture Timeline." Motion Picture Timeline. Anna Barcelos. Web. 05 Nov. 2012. http://web.bryant.edu/~ehu/h364proj/fall_97/barcelos/timeline.htm.
Cinematograph. Digital image. Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 15 Oct. 2012. Web. 05 Nov. 2012. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinematograph.
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