The Cinema
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THE CINEMA
The film was officially opened as a show in Paris on December 28, 1895, which consisted of a series of documentary images, which areremembered are those in which workers in a factory and a train that seemed pounce on the audience, to which they reacted with fear.
He has sinceundergone a series of changes in various ways. On the one hand, cinema technology has evolved greatly since the early silent cinema of the Lumière brothers,until the twenty-first century digital cinema.
The film evolved with society, thus resulting in different film movements and national cinemas.
Theidea of capturing the movement by mechanical means is very old. There were precedents in the darkroom, or thaumatrope.
The technique for capturingreality by means of light had already been developed by the inventor of the daguerreotype and photography in the mid-nineteenth century.
The film wasconsidered a minor attraction, including a fair number, but this changed when George Méliès used all its resources to simulate magical experiences,creating special effects.
In the first decade of the twentieth century arose many small film studies, both in America and Europe. At the time, filmswere a few minutes and footage in the case of subjects more or less simple.
Now days, I think that the film has a great impact on society, as most ofthe time is a representation of real life, facts of the past, present or future, and likewise suggests, reflect and evaluate the meaning of life.
The film was officially opened as a show in Paris on December 28, 1895, which consisted of a series of documentary images, which areremembered are those in which workers in a factory and a train that seemed pounce on the audience, to which they reacted with fear.
He has sinceundergone a series of changes in various ways. On the one hand, cinema technology has evolved greatly since the early silent cinema of the Lumière brothers,until the twenty-first century digital cinema.
The film evolved with society, thus resulting in different film movements and national cinemas.
Theidea of capturing the movement by mechanical means is very old. There were precedents in the darkroom, or thaumatrope.
The technique for capturingreality by means of light had already been developed by the inventor of the daguerreotype and photography in the mid-nineteenth century.
The film wasconsidered a minor attraction, including a fair number, but this changed when George Méliès used all its resources to simulate magical experiences,creating special effects.
In the first decade of the twentieth century arose many small film studies, both in America and Europe. At the time, filmswere a few minutes and footage in the case of subjects more or less simple.
Now days, I think that the film has a great impact on society, as most ofthe time is a representation of real life, facts of the past, present or future, and likewise suggests, reflect and evaluate the meaning of life.
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