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23 Cards in this Set
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Advocated persistence of vision. Slide projectors, very slow. Eye can retain image long enough until other image replaces it.
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Peter Mark Roget
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Created first permanent photograph/image on a metal plate
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Louis Daguerre
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Etching permanent images on glass plates. Light may be shown through
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Langenheim Brothers
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Name of first motion picture camera and projector Edison built in 1889
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Kinetograph
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Allowed film to run through film gate smoothly
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Sprocket holes
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First copyrighted film
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Fred Ott's sneeze
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First film studio ever created.
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Black Maria
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First controversial and censored film due to obscene gyrations and clothing she wore
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Fatima
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First portable camera/printer/projector developed by Lumiere
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Cinematographe
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Father of the documentary
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Lumiere
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Lumiere divided films into categories known as what
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Views
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Wished to be a magician before discovering motion pictures. Father of fictional films
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George Melies
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Created the illusion of people or things disappearing
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Stop-Motion Photography
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Melies was main actor in both these films
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The Conjurer and A trip to the Moon
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American Film maker that based film on sequence of shots within a scene
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Edwin S. Porter
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Edwin S. Porter's two most important films in 1903
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Life of an American Fireman and The Great Train Robbery
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First film maker to use color tinting and revolutionize the end of a movie
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Edwin S. Porter
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First film to introduce shots other then traditional Long and Full
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Birth of a Nation
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When is Birth of a Nation set?
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1860's after Civil War
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Who was in the film Birth of a Nation
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Henry B. Walthall (Ben Cameron), Lillian Gish (Elsie) and Mae Marsh (Flora)
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Why is it the most racist film ever?
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Important black characters played by white people. White stronger then blacks. Whites speak very articulate while blacks in broken english
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What form of symbolism is portrayed in the beginning of the film?
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Black and white puppies together
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Silas Lynch is referred to as what later in the film?
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The Mulatto
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