The document provides a brief history of the development of films from the late 19th century through the early 20th century. It describes key early inventions and innovators that advanced film technology and the art of moviemaking, including the zoopraxiscope, chronophotography, early cameras, the kinetoscope, the cinematograph, and some of the first publicly screened films including Workers Leaving the Lumiere Factory and A Trip to the Moon. The development of film in these early decades was driven by inventors and technological advances rather than by artists.

1. History of Films
By: Abdulaziz Faez

2. The beginning of film
• The movies was invented during the 1890s, the industrial
revolution period.
• Was invented for Entertainment

3. Films is an Art
• Movies in these days would become the most popular visual
art
• Many commons between Films and plays or spectacles.

4. The Horse In Motion
• The First Motion
Picture Ever Made
• It was accomplished
by Eadweard
Muybridge
• Set up the cameras
along a track.

5. The zoopraxiscope
• Created by Eadweard
Muybridge in 1879.
• it may be considered
the first movie
projecter.

6. Etienne-Jules Marey
• He made a gun called
chronophotographic
gun.
• The gun was capable
of taking 12 pictures
per second.

7. Louis Le Prince
• He shot the first
moving pictures on
paper film using his
single lens camera.

8. Kinetoscope
• It was Thomas Edison
idea.
• William Dickson
create it in Edison's
lab.

9. Lumiere Brothers
• The Lumiere Brothers
held a private
screening of
projected movies.

10. cinematograph
• Created by Lumiere
Brothers.
• Workers Leaves the
Lumiere Factory
• La Ciotat in
southeastern France,
on September 28,
1895

11. A Trip to the Moon.
• Directed by Georges
Méliès.
• Georges Méliès
inspired by Lumiere
Brothers.
• His film was hand-
painted color.

12. Early film is a result of
inventors,
not artists.