By: Kaylor Ward

How it all Began  A look at nearly two centuries of video production history. It all started in 1832 when Joseph Plateau invented the Fantascope—also called Phenakistiscope or "spindle viewer"—that simulated motion. From there, it was on to Hyatt's celluloid in 1869, Muybridge's "Horse in Motion" in 1878, Marey's "photographic gun" in the 1880s, Thomas Edison and William Dickson's Kinetograph in 1892, the Cinematographe in 1895, and a world of innovation in the 1900s that included milestones in both technology and the types of films produced.

1832, 1869, and 1878  Belgian inventor, Joseph Plateau invented the Fantascope also called Phenakistiscope or “spindle viewer,” a device that simulated motion.  John Wesley Hyatt developed Celluloid. It was patented in 1870 and trademarked in 1873, then later used as the base for photographic film.  Edward Muybridge successfully captured a galloping hose, proving that all four of the horses feet were off the ground at the same time. He did this by setting up a series of cameras along the horses projected path. He published his work in 1882 and called it “horse in motion.”

1800`s, 1891, 1892, and 1894  1800`s- French innovator and physiologist Etienne-Jules Marey developed the “Photographic Gun,” as it was often referred to, which could take multiple photographs per second. The term shooting a film was most likely derived from Marey's invention.  William Dickson filmed Monkeyshines No.1, the first motion picture ever produced on photographic film in the U.S  The world`s first film production studio, “The Black Maria,” was built on the grounds of Edison`s Laboratories in West Orange, New Jersey.  A short film by William K.L Dickson titled Carmencita featured the first female in a US motion picture.

1895, 1896, 1903, 1906, and The word cinema was born on December 28, 1895, in Paris, France. The Lumiere Brothers presented the first commercial and public exhibition of a projected motion picture using their combo camera and projector device, the Cinematographe The Kiss was published and it was the first film ever made of a couple kissing Edwin S. Porter developed the process of film editing for his film The great titan robbery The story of the Kelly gang was the first published full length film Segundo de Chomon invented the camera dolly.

1909, 1910`s, 1917, 1927, 1928, and 1929  the 35mm with 4 perforations became accepted as the international standard film gauge.  1910`s- D. Griffith, “The father of film.” experimented with early lighting and camera techniques that revolutionalised the way we see film today.  The first two-color Technicolor production was The Gulf Between.  The Jazz Singer was the first Feature Length talkie and first musical.  The first speaking cartoon with synchronized sound was Mickey Mouse.  The first academy awards were presented.

1929, 1935, 1936, and 1941  Rouben Mamoulien, a successful Broadway director, introduced a revolutionary sound technique called a double channel soundtrack.  The first three-strip, regular exposure Tecnicolor film was Rouben Mamoulien`s “Becky Sharp.”  TV broadcasting began with the BBC.  The first television commercial is aired.

1950`s to 1990`s  The first music video ever made was Elvis`s Jailhouse Rock  The first IMAX film, “Tiger Child,” was demonstrated at expo “70 in Osaka, Japan.  The sci-fi Western “Westworld” is credited with being the first movie to make use of 2-d CGI.  Cameraman Garret Brown created the Stedicam.  Netflix is founded.

2002, and 2004  Director George Lucas`s Star wars: Episode II – Attack of the clones was the first major motion picture to be shot entirely with a digital camera.  GoPro sold its first camera system- a 35mm film version. The cameras evolved, going from a 35mm to a digital, to cameras can now be paired together to create a 3d video.

MY ULTIMATE FAVORITE!!!!! And 2013  YOUTUBE IS LAUNCHED!!!  2013-Facebook launches auto-play commercials

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