Film Studies

A write that composes a script that will(hopefully) be turne into a movied

Screenwriter

Choose a screenplay to make into a film

Select cast members

figure out how to make a screeenplay into a fully realized film

Director

Controls all the aspects of the photography

Helps convert the script into a visual reality

Cinematographer

Works under the direction of the cinematographer

Operates the camera equipment

Cameraman

Responsible for the overall production of a film

From development to past-pro productiducti9on.

Secures funding

Assembling cast and crew

Managing budget and schedule

Producer

Bring characters to like by interpreting and performing the script

Actor

Make the actors look like their character

Makeup Artist

Invented by Louis-Jacques-Mande Daguerre

First practical and successful kind of photography

Daguerrotype

Invented by Eadweard Maybridge

the process of creating a series of photographs taken in quick succession

Projected together creates the illusion of real movement

Series Photography

Invented by Etienne-Jules Mary

First instrument to take successive photos

Chronophotographic Gun

a transparent, flexible roll of film, primarily made from a plastic derived from nitrocellulose and camphor, that served as a crucial medium for photography and motion pictures by allowing for continuous image capture and projection

Celluloid Roll Film

Invented by William Kennedy Laurie Dickson

First moving picture camera

Kinetograph

Invented by William Kennedy Laurie Dickson

Kinetoscope

Invented by The Lumiere Brothers

Was light and portable and could also be used to project films

Cinematographe

George Melies was the first to exploit the marrative function

The Advent of Movies