History Of Film Analysis

History of Film Although, technically the history of film begins in Europe in the 1890’s with the first motion picture, every innovation in the art world from the beginning of time played a part in getting there. From cave drawings, to oil paintings, to photography, to stroboscopic toys; elements of film can be found in nearly every form of art. When the first motion picture was invented filmmakers were only able to make their films 50 seconds long, there was no camera movement, and no editing. Basically, all they could do was pick an interesting topic or scene, choose a place to put the camera, and keep rolling until the film ran out. Obviously filmmaking has come a long way since this time, but every great medium of communication has to …show more content…
Nowadays more than ever it seems like there are new slang words popping up every day and one of the ways that these “new” words come up is through movies. For example, “fetch” from the film “Mean Girls” was a slang word that was more of a joke than a cool word that everyone said. Nevertheless, the movie still brought young people a new way to say “cool” or “awesome” that they would not have had otherwise. Sometimes a slang word will appear on a TV show and have the same effect that it would have had if it were in a film or a celebrity might say something to that effect or it might appear in an art piece. The point is that all art effect people; it does not really matter what medium it appears in, it will make an impact. For instance, the great philosopher Plato …show more content…
Everyday I meet people my age that have so many great ideas and so much passion so there is no way that the film industry could be going anywhere but up. My generation is a generation full on innovators and hard works who will not stop until we have changed the world. I personally have a passion to make movies and TV shows more LGBT friendly. There is absolutely no reason why the LGBT community does not deserve to see character like them on TV and in movies. It is 2016 for crying out loud! There need to be more movies besides tragedies and dramas that involve people in the queer community. Also, when these movies are made they need to have queer people cast as queer characters. For example, I loved the movie “The Danish Girl,” it was great and deserved all the awards it received, but I do not see and reason as to why a real transgender woman was not cast as Einar Wegener/Lili Elbe. If we are going to make movies centered on queer character then we need to cast queer actors/actresses. That is just the way things should