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Early motion pictures from the 1880s were static images with no sound or narrative. By the early 1900s, films began telling stories by stringing scenes together and adding live music. The 1920s brought sound recording technology, allowing for "talkies." In the 1930s, many short films of 20 minutes or less were included in theater packages and helped launch the careers of actors like Charlie Chaplin. Cartoon shorts also gained popularity, shown before feature films. By the 1990s, Pixar was producing successful short films that led to funding from Disney for full-length animated films. Short films now provide an outlet for new directors through online platforms and film festivals.
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Short film
- 1. A brief history of short film! In the 1880’s the development of both the Motion Picture Camera and the Motion Picture Projector gave theatres the ability to put on “moving picture shows” for paying audiences. Early motion pictures were just static images of locations and events with no sound or cinematic techniques. Around the turn of the 20th century, films began developing a narrative structure by stringing scenes together to tell a story. Rather than have whole theatres in silence, the owners would hire pianists, bands and sometimes whole orchestras to play while the pictures were being shown.
- 2. The 1920’s brought lots of new technology to the medium, giving the filmmakers the opportunity to record sound and tag this along with the films to create “Talkies” In the 1930’s, owing to the Great Depression, the way films were distributed changed. The theatres were sold a package, consisting of one main and one supporting feature. Many of these features were 20 minutes in length, and by today's standards would be classed as short films. Actors such as Charles Chaplain, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy made hundreds of short films in this era owing to much of the comedy we know today and making them all household names.
- 3. Cartoon shorts were very popular with younger audiences. Produced by companies such as Warner Bros and Disney these shorts were shown before feature films to warm up audiences. In the 1990’s a now well known Pixar was just starting out. Creating shorts to test out their new animation techniques, Pixar quickly got funding from Disney to create a full feature film. Then with critical acclaim and worldwide popularity from the success of Toy Story, Pixar have kept on top of the market and released a new movie every year which has attributing to Disney becoming one of the biggest Animation companies in the world.
- 4. Filmmakers who create short film would usually rely on getting their films into festivals to get them notices, but ever since the introduction of the internet, amateur directors have been able to upload their shorts to a plethora of different websites where the public can see them and the directors can hopefully get noticed by the powers above. Short films are usually a starting point for new directors, they have a chance to experience what film making is like and also they can tone their talents, hopefully finding their own style in the process.