Eadweard Muybridge was a British photographer based in San Francisco who is considered the father of motion pictures. He developed techniques for capturing multiple photographs of moving objects using multiple cameras to help study animal and human motion, creating one of the first motion picture sequences of a horse galloping called "The Horse in Motion." His work inspired Thomas Edison to develop motion picture cameras.

2. Eadweard Muybridge
0 Eadward was a San Francisco photographer
who conducted motion pictures and is often
known as “The father of the motion picture”.
0 Eadweard developed the Zoopraxiscope which
projected a series of images in time with
movement through using different cameras.
0 Eadweard was born in Kingston, upon Thames,
Surrey, England. But as you would expect his
professional photography and innovation
occurred in New York.
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3. A horse in motion
0 Eadward created one of the first black and white
motion picture called the horse in motion.

4. Thomas Edison
0 Thomas had an interest in motion pictures which
began way before 1888. He then visited Eadweard
Muybridge’s laboratory in West Orange which
inspired him to invent a motion picture camera.

5. Colour
0 1907 was one of the first commercial color film,
manufactured by Lumiere brothers in France.
0 Kodachrome was one of the first modern colour film
that was introduced in 1935. Most colour films
expcept Kodachrome was based on technology
developed in 1936.
0 Instant colour film was introduced by Polaroid in
1963.
0 There is a short clip on the next page.

6. Animation
0 Walt Disney is a well know man for his talent within
animation. The Walt Disney company started in 1923
and within 4 months there was ever growing staff.
During the next 14 years Mickey Mouse was born in
1928 as well as Pluto, Goofy, Donald Duck and the rest
of the gang.
0 The first innovation animated feature was Snow white
and the seven dwarfs.

7. Drive-in Theatre
0 Richard Hollingshead had an interest in cars and movies, therefore
he combined the two to create a theatre where you drove to a
certain location and watched a film in your car. It was experimented
for the first time in Camden, New Jersey and was succesful.
0 Richard opened the first Drive-in theatre on June 6, 1933 in Crescent
Boulevard with a $30000 investment.

8. Magic Lantern
0 Was Invented by a man named Athanasius Kircher.
0 The Magic Lantern was invented in the 17th century in
Rome. It projected images from the lens with a light
source, simply a candle.