The document discusses the early history of film from the 1880s to the 1910s. Some of the key developments mentioned include the invention of the first motion picture cameras in the late 1880s by Louis le prince, the Lumiere brothers inventing cinematography and making early actuality films in the 1890s, and the establishment of film studios and theaters in the 1900s and 1910s as the film industry grew. Early films were typically under a minute and consisted of single unedited shots with little narrative.

1. The film camera was
introducedin thelate1880s.
Moving imagewere produced
on revoling drums and disks in
the1830s with independent
invention The first picture was
photographedinreal timealso
themotionpicture camera was
invented by a Frenchman Louis
le prince in the 1880s however
he was also working in Leeds
later on he wouldused his
camera to shot trams and the
horse -drawn and he used
pedestrians traffic in Leeds he
was also succeeded in making
movies for theleast 7 years
Whilethelumiere films were
films were actualitiesshot
outdoorson locationEdison films
featured cirus or vaudeville acts
that were shot in a small studios
before a stationary camera in
both cases the films were
composedof a single unedited
shot with littleorno narrative
content’s by1895 thebrothers
hadinvented their own device
combining camera with printer
and projectorshad and calledit
cinematographypatenting it on
February 13th 1895 in 1907 they
producedthefirst practical
colour photographyprocess
Technology used
in films

2. The history of film began in the
1890s, with the invention of the
first motion pictures cameras
.the films they made back then
were a minute long until 1927
the first studios were built
1897. Special effects were
introduced the first rotating
camera for taking planning
shot was built in 1897.the first
time they used animation in
movies was in 1899.in 1910
American films had a large
share of the market in all of
European countries dw Griffith
had the highest standing
amongst American director’s
the first years of motion
pictures shows the movies
moving towards establishing
large scale in the industry
Early history of film
History of film
Early studios had to turn out large
numbers of films to meet the
demand the studios of the early
1900s were appropriately called
film factories at the time they ere
primarily located in new york and
new jersey . as films got more
popular and longer the vaudeville
acts disappeared from the
nicklodeons and the motion
pictures theater was born if you
can call a small room with wooden
benches a motion picture theater
as their popularity grew , films had
to be change often . in the
illustration on left an illusion of
motion is created even when
pictures are presented at a slow
rate motion pictures projectors
present’s image much faster at 24
frames per second