Ethan Brice Crystyle Cannady M’s Wooten’s Class 1 st Block MOVING PICTURES

A BIT ABOUT LOUIS LUMIERE HE is the one who has helped us. If it wasn’t for him we probably wouldn’t have T.V. like we do today. He changed the world back in his time.

THIS IS WHAT HE LOOKS LIKE AS YOU SEE HE IS OLD. PS. OLD PEOPLE RULE !!!

THE CINEMATOGRAPH He was born Oct. 5 th 1864 in France. His name is Louis Lumiere, and he is the one who created moving pictures. The name of this machine is the Cinematograph. They patented it on Feb It held it’s first motion picture exhibition on Dec

LOUIS AN AUGUSTE Louis didn’t create the Cinematograph himself. His brother Aguste helped him create the machine. His father returned from a trip to America because he was so excited about there new technology. There technology projected a image that could be shared with a audience. The machine was constructed by Charles Moisson and, was lightweight enough to be effectively portable an could capture a motion almost anywhere.

THIS IS LOUIS LUMIERE AN AUGUSTE LUMIERE

THIS IS A MOVING PICTURE CAMERA. IT IS LIKE LOUISE’S MODEL.

PICTURE PROOF THIS IS ONE OF HIS FIRST MOVIES PLAYED. WHEN THE TRAIN WAS COMING THE PEOPLE STARTED SCREAMING AND, JUMPED IN THE BACK OF THE ROOM.

NEW TECHNOLOGY In 1901 other technology soon superseded the Cinematograph. They still had a great success in business though. But the Autochrome color system took over but Louis Lumiere remaind stalwart of European photography for decades. Louis Lumiere died in Jun. 6 th 1948.

HIS DEATH After he died I read on how they builted his grave and, memorial. You’ll see what it looks like when you flick this page.

LOUIS LUMIERE GRAVE. WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER HIM WHEN WE WATCH T.V =  = =(^^^)