The creation and development of film has been a competitive and innovative part of history that has not only affected entertainment for societies, but has continued to boost economic status and critique human practices. In the 19th century, the idea came to light that photographs could be compiled in such a way a motion picture was able to be produced; these short films took on a flipbook appearance and could easily be one of the inspirations behind stop motion cinematography that is still alive today. Thomas Edison, in 1888, helped to drastically advance the progress of film with the invention of a Kinetoscope, the very first video camera. Edison used his creative and technological skill to focus on capturing the fluidity of human movement on camera, inspiring many others to do the same.
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With the opening of movie theaters, the new availability of cameras and actors, and the interest of the public switching towards different genres and stories, directors were in for a tough time trying to properly balance every factor while still being able to convey their unique artistic vision. Cinematography started to advance even further as narrative feature films stole the spotlight around the 1910’s and
With the opening of movie theaters, the new availability of cameras and actors, and the interest of the public switching towards different genres and stories, directors were in for a tough time trying to properly balance every factor while still being able to convey their unique artistic vision. Cinematography started to advance even further as narrative feature films stole the spotlight around the 1910’s and