This document provides a brief history of cinema technology from black and white silent films in the 1800s to modern digital and 3D films. It explores the evolution of color, sound, special effects, and high-definition technologies. The document also includes several quotes from filmmakers about different eras of cinema and the impact of technological changes on movie experiences and storytelling.

1. Team B
. Charmaine . Gordon . Justin . Li Lin .

2. colors of the real world
on a screen."
"It's funny how the
only seem really real
when you watch them
- Anthony Burgess

3. When innovation is in the mix,
evolution is brewing.

4. 1800s - 1889

5. THE
IS AN
CINEMA
INVENTION
without a future.
-Louis Lumière

6. "It doesn't matter if it's black-and-white.
If a movie has a story that is filled with
you can have as much pleasure,
& it is very good for cinema."
emotions
­ Thomas Langmann

7. "When you see a silent movie,
you understand everything that's
going on from the images
because the images are so strong."
- Monica Belluci

8. In 1915,
invented a process to colourize motion
Technicolor Motion Picture Corporation

9. "Films are
50% VISUAL & 50 % SOUND
Sometimes sound even overplays the visual."
DavidLynch

10. In 1959,
JEAN-LUC
GODARD
made use of the jump
cut, hand held
cameras, improvised
direction and
seamless editing to
set new standards for
future filmmakers.

11. THEN & NOW

12. "The quality of CGI,audiences are now so used to it.
They don't know what is CGI,
& what is real."
Jan de Bont

13. "It's
absolutely
INEVITABLEthat
eventually,
all or at least most of our entertainment will be in
3D
James Cameron

14. ENTERTAINMENT EXPERIENCE
It is an
so real you feel it in your bones,
it takes you places you've never been;so magical
so all encompassing
you're not just peeking through a window,
but part of the action.

15. B/W
&
Silent
Colour
&
Sound
Digital
&
CGI
3D
&
HD

16. "Once movies can no longer
be defined by
TECHNOLOGY
you unmask powerful fundamentals -
-
the timelessness,
theotherworldliness,
the shared experience
of these narratives."
Christopher Nolan

17. THANK
YOU

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