THE HISTORY OF THE CINEMA

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1. THE HISTORY OF THE CINEMA
2. 1985The French Lumière Brothers improved on Edison’s
3. The 1900sThere were 10,000 cinemas in the
4. The 20’sProducers left for California where constant
5. In the 60’s With the increasing popularity
6. Since the early 80’sComputers have made it
7. THE BIRTH OF MOTION PICTURES
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1985The French Lumière Brothers improved on Edison’s Kinetoscope and invented the cinémato-graphe, which was both a camera and a projector.1897The first cinema opened in Paris. Films were simply scenes of moving

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1985
The French Lumière Brothers improved on Edison’s Kinetoscope and invented

the cinémato-graphe, which was both a camera and a projector.
1897
The

first cinema opened in Paris. Films were simply scenes of moving images- trains, parades, waterfalls... Georges Meliès, a French magician, introduced the idea of storytelling in films and was the first to use special effects.

THE BIRTH OF THE MOTION PICTURES

1985The French Lumière Brothers improved on Edison’s Kinetoscope and invented the cinémato-graphe, which was both a camera

Слайд 3The 1900s
There were 10,000 cinemas in the USA. An enormous

amount of silent films were produced. Most were very short,

lasting only a few minutes. In addition to a musical accompaniment, piano playing for example, live actors sometimes improvised the dialogues.

SILENT MOVIES

The 1900sThere were 10,000 cinemas in the USA. An enormous amount of silent films were produced. Most

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The 20’s
Producers left for California where constant sunlight and varied

landscapes (mountain, sea, and desert) made it possible to shoot

all types of films. Hollywood became the film-making capital.

HOLLYWOOD’S
GOLDEN AGE

1927

Introduction of sound in the Jazz Singer, the first "Talkie"

1935

Introduction of colour

The 20’sProducers left for California where constant sunlight and varied landscapes (mountain, sea, and desert) made it

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In the 60’s

With the increasing popularity of television, Hollywood’s

Golden Age came to an end. Films began to reflect

social changes of the times: some films criticized American attitudes towards Native Americans, (Little Big Man, 1970), or the US army intervention in the Vietnam (Apocalypse Now, 1979).

THE TELEVISION
AGE

In the 60’s With the increasing popularity of television, Hollywood’s Golden Age came to an end. Films

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Since the early 80’s
Computers have made it possible to manipulate

images and to create characters and things that seem real.

The technique of morphing , in which objects change form before the viewers’ eyes, was first used in Terminator II (1990).

THE COMPUTER
AGE

Since the early 80’sComputers have made it possible to manipulate images and to create characters and things

Слайд 7THE BIRTH OF MOTION PICTURES

SILENT MOVIES

HOLLYWOOD’S GOLDEN AGE THE TELEVISION & THE COMPUTER AGE

1985

The French Lumière Brothers improved on Edison’s Kinetoscope and invented the cinémato-graphe, which was both a camera and a projector.

1897

The first cinema opened in Paris. Films were simply scenes of moving images- trains, parades, waterfalls... Georges Meliès, a French magician, introduced the idea of storytelling in films and was the first to use special effects.

The 1900s

There were 10,000 cinemas in the USA. An enormous amount of silent films were produced. Most were very short, lasting only a few minutes. In addition to a musical accompani-ment, piano playing for example, live actors sometimes improvised the dialogues.

The 20’s

Producers left for California where constant sunlight and varied landscapes (mountain, sea, and desert) made it possible to shoot all types of films. Hollywood became the film-making capital.

1927
Introduction of sound in the Jazz Singer, the first "Talkie"

1935
Introduction of colour

In the 60’s

With the increasing popularity of television, Hollywood’s Golden Age came to an end. Films began to reflect social changes of the times: some films criticized American attitudes towards Native Americans, (Little Big Man, 1970), or the US army intervention in the Vietnam (Apocalypse Now, 1979).

Since the early 80’s

Computers have made it possible to manipulate images and to create characters and things that seem real. The technique of morphing , in which objects change form before the viewers’ eyes, was first used in Terminator II (1990).

THE HISTORY OF THE CINEMA