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Travel and Transport in Early Cinema3 comments

Dan North wrote 3 weeks ago: [This is a guest post by one of my undergraduate students, Katie Newstead. The assignment was to pro … more →

Tags: A Trip to the Moon, Course Related, early cinema, Georges Méliès, Spectacular Attractions, A Trip To The Moon, cinematographe, early film, R.W. Paul

use your two feet and your two arms2 comments

corinna kirsch wrote 1 month ago: This early film by the Lumiere Brothers was hand-tinted, giving the dancer’s flowering skirt a … more →

Tags: Art, dancing, Twin Peaks, Audrey, delauney, MC Hammer, The Running Man

Clip of the Day (circa 1899)

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Tags: Uncategorized

Meditation for the day1 comment

Elizabeth Herndon wrote 2 months ago: Take a deep breath, hold it for ten counts, and think of this: instead of this: Okay, okay. Breathe … more →

Tags: Dreams, meditation, muppets, Alan Arkin, Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah, Butterfly Dance, loie fuller

Proto special effects

daveed wrote 2 months ago: This magnificent piece of film entitled “The Serpentine Dance” was made back in 1899 by … more →

Tags: film, Art, History, Service, the serpentine dance

Primitive Reflections

cjedmondson wrote 3 months ago: "Workers Leaving the Lumiere Factory" As of this morning (much to the chagrin of my summer … more →

Tags: film, Cinema, Clinton Edmondson, Elon University, early cinema, history of cinema, Film History, Michael Bay, George Melies

Universal Process Leader

achimstromberger wrote 3 months ago: My Interpretation of the Universal Leader. In our digital world the omnipresent progress bar has bec … more →

Tags: Universal, leader, Countdown, Progress Bar, Digital Cinema, movie pioneers, old movie, achim stromberger, codec

My First Film: 'A Snowman's Dream'

Ben wrote 5 months ago: A lonesome snowman sitting on Vaughan Road, West Harrow, dreams himself transported to Harrow on the … more →

Tags: films, London, World Cinema, early cinema, film, Cinema, snow, February 2nd 2009, i can see it now

Research papers : Archives 2005-2006

jdamico68 wrote 7 months ago: Appraisal of Moving Image Collections : A Literature Review from Schellenberg to Kula “The Cin … more →

Tags: graduate school papers, appraisal, Moving Images, Kula, Schellenberg

MARCH 22: LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!

Administrator wrote 9 months ago: It can play a DVD, or perform surgery. It was even used as a deadly weapon against James Bond. The l … more →

Tags: March, Today in History, Trivia, academy awards, andrew lloyd webber, Arthur Schawlow, Charles Townes, James Bond, Karl Malden

A Gratitude List, Cinematically Speaking4 comments

moirafinnie wrote 1 year ago: As usual, I come to praise all things passé today. Have you made your last run to the store for that … more →

Tags: Actors, Classic Films, directors, French film, Movie Stars, musicals, Silent Film, Barry Paris, Douglas Fairbanks

A Chrysalis in Celluloid.

tomseymour wrote 1 year ago: The Origin of the Camera and its Distortion of Reality.  In 1895, the Lumiere Brothers invented the … more →

Tags: film, cinema of attractions, cinenmatic realism, Photography, Robert Capa, Standard Operating Procedure, Photojournalism, invention of camera

In a World... where one man must fight against Fatigue3 comments

thenexman wrote 1 year ago: Good Lord, have mercy, I am so tired.  I have been trying to fight off getting sick all week long.   … more →

Tags: Film School, FSU, Tallahassee, mfa, BFA, Transformers 2, Don LaFontaine, Amusement

What In the World Does It Mean?1 comment

destogate wrote 1 year ago: I apologize for having taken so long for this post. I’ve been tied up with university stuff. O … more →

Tags: media, Information, technology, Television, film, persistence of vision, Cinema, Barsam, Reality Perceived and recorded

Header Image #12

satoridork wrote 1 year ago: A Happy New Year to you all! This splendidly saturated picture was produced using a very early colou … more →

Tags: header image, Fun, autochrome, Cinema

The Scariest Film Made EVAR.7 comments

shinjishinji wrote 2 years ago: Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat The brothers Auguste and Louis Lumière created the first publicly sh … more →

Tags: Abyssmal nothingness, boredom, films, For Teh Lulz!, Heroes, Happy Halloween, costumes, Scary Movie, film

PodTech:Going for an Oscar and they just might get it!

lucygrayphotography wrote 2 years ago: Editor Tim Sternberg has directed his first documentary short and it\’s a peach. Salim Baba, a … more →

Tags: Francisco Bello, Salim Baba, Tim Sternberg


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