The document traces the evolution of the hand-held camera from the late 1890s when the Lumiere brothers began capturing motion pictures, to its use in war coverage in World War 2 and Vietnam, to the 1960s when the cinema verite style embraced hand-held cameras to capture a new wave of cinema exemplified by films like Faces and Breathless.

1. The evolution of the hand-held camera
THE PLAN -PARIS in the late 1890s, the Lumiere brothers, motion picture history -News reel history -Edison
capturing the Wright brother's flight -Arriflex 35 hand-held used for war coverage in WW2 and Vietnam -
1960s...embracing of a new wave of cinema....CINEMA VERITE -Photojournalism history yesterday and today
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WIKIMEDIA · 8 MINUTES AGO
Robert Cappa, a Hungarian photojournalist using the Filmo 16 mm camera in 1937
Cassavetes' Faces
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2. ANDREIIII · 8 YEARS AGO
Excerpt from Faces by John Cassavetes (1968)
Jean Luc Godard's Breathless
IFFYPOP · 6 YEARS AGO
Breathless (1960) Hotel Scene - Jean Seberg / Jean-Paul Belmondo
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