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3 things that can determine a movie genre
format, mood, setting
formats:
animation, live action, documentary, musical
describe animation
hand drawn, computer drawn or stop motion,
typically geared towards younger audience
describe live action
majority of movies
acted out by live people
describe documetary
movies that show “real life”
cost less to make than most movies
can be biased
musical
songs are sung by the characters and part of the narrative
many times dance might be incorporated
what are the main moods?
action, adventure, comedy, drama, fantasy, horror, mystery
what is the dominant genre of movies in america starting in 1980s
action
describe action movies
good guy vs bad guys through violence and physical force
good guy has a side kick
emphasize fighting, stunts and explosions over character development or complex plots
woman are prices or kidnap victims
started in 1920s with period pieces
whos movie and what year brought action movies out of period pieces into modern times
James Bond, 1960s
describe adventure movies
plotline usually involves danger or risk
often takes place in the past with bit of romanticism
describe comedy movies
intented to promote laughter
many subgenres
What are the subgenres of comedy movies
black comedy, crude, fish out of water, parody, romantic, splastick
describe black comedy
dark comedy involving taboo subjects
describe crude
vulgar or poor taste
describe fish out of water
based around a character in a strange or unfamiliar setting
describe parody
makes fun of an idea or pre-existing movie
describe romantic
light-hearted plots where love can overcome almost any obstacle
describe splastick
physical comedy is highlitghted
who invented the phenakistoscope
Joseph Plateau
what was the earliest animation device that showed movement
phenakistoscope
what was used to create an illusion
the persistence of vision
who patented the zoopraxiscope
William Lincoln
what is another name for the zoopraxiscope
the wheel of life
what was the first machine to project animated pictures
zoopraxiscope
who invented the photographic g*n
etienne-jules Marey
how may pics a second could the photographic g*n take?
12
who is known as the inventor of cinema
etienne jules marey
where did the term “shooting film” came from?
from the photographicc g*n
who theorizes the kinetiscope in 1888
Thomas Edinson
what was largely deleloped by william dickson
kinetoscope
what allow one person at a time to watch moving pictures
kinetoscope
who opened the first kinetoscope parlor in new york city
the holland brothers
how much did patrons paid for admission
25 cents
when was the blacksmith scene shot and who directed it?
1893, William K.L. Dickson
what is the first kinetoscope film shown in public exhibition
the blacksmith scene
what is the erliest example of actor performing on film
blacksmith scene
who developed the kinetophone
Thomas Edison and william dickson
prototype sound-film device
kinetophone
did kinetophone synch well with films?
No
what is the first known film with live-recorded sound
dickson experimental sound film
what is the only surviving film from kinetophone
dickson experimental sound film
who showed the first hand-colored movie at the cotton states exhibition in Atlanta GA
Thomas Edison
who invented the cinematographe
louis lumiere
what combined portable motion picture capture camera, film processing unit and a projector
cinematographe
what began the motion picture era
cinematographe
where does the word “cinema” come from
from the cinematographe
what used 35 mm film
the cinematographe
what showed 16 frames per second which became the standard for silent films
cinematographe
who are considered the “founding fathers of modern film”
the Lumiere brothers
who were the first to project moving photographic pictures to a paying audience of more than one person
lumiere brothers
who showed a 20 minute show 20 times a day
lumiere brothers
the show consisted of 10 very short movies called
actualities or factual shorts
what was the 1st comedy ever on film
Le Jardinier, “the gardener”, or “the sprinkler sprinkled”
what does edison’s company begins selling in 1896
the vistascope projector
did edison invent the vitascope
no, but he bought it off another inventor
what is the first comercially successful projector in the US
vitascope
could show up to 12 min of film per reel
vitascope
where was the first cinema building built ?
PARIS
who established the first europe’s film studio
georges melies
what is the lumiere brothers not selling to george melies, and what did he do
cinematographe,he made his own camera
made 500 films before going out of business in 1913
georges melies’ camera
what is one of the most famous films made by melies
“le voyage dans la lune”, a trip to the moon
who introduced use of storylines, plots, character development, transitions and special effects into movies
george melies
what was the 1st american cinema buidling and where
electric theather, Los Angeles
first american theather had seats and charged for admissions
200 seats, 10 cents for admissions
where was the 1st nickelodeon opened
pittsburgh (pennsylvania)
how much did the 1st nickelodeon charged for admission,
5 cents, and continually showed movies
popular and imitated around the us in 1905
nickelodeon
1st feature length film
the story of kelly gang
where was “the story of KG” shot, and how long was it?
australia, 60-70 minutes
1st feature legth film is US ?
Les Miserable
acting on film was considered degrading compared to stage acting so actors were …
not credited, stayed anonymous
movies were released on four reels and each reel was released separatelty,
les miserables
first studio to open in jacksonville fl, 1908
kalem studios
1st american studio that could shoot year round
kalem studios
most movies were shot where ? before jax
NY, and chicago
what was “the winter film capital of the world” and why
Jacksonville FL, because of the weather
who started in jacksonville in 1905
metro pictures
what became the hub of the silent movie industry in the US?
Jacksonville
how many studies existed in Jax at is movie making peak
30 studios
what was the beggining of the end of jax as a film hub
WW1
why did the war led to decline of studios
many people in the industry joined the armed forces, and remaining workers moved to Hollywood
jacksonville shipyards were what?
important and profitable
what did minor people in Jax film industry do
took higher paying jobs in shipyards
what was the effect of the shipyards
payed so much and jax became the fifth highest cost of living
why did many people leave jax
it was too expensive
how were jax citizens towards movies
they didnt like them bc it caused disturbance to the town
movie industry attracted what to jax
criminals
what did scam artists do?
steal investemt money from citizens for movies or movie companies that didn’t exist
who was elected as a mayor that didnt like the movie studios
John W. Martin
what also led to decline in jax
a flu epidemic, that killed many people and close public indoor places like theathers
who opened norman studios in 1922
richard norman
what is norman studios known for
being one of the few studios of the day that had black actors in a positive, non-stereotypical roles
many norman studios featured an
all black cast
what was the 1st studio to open in Hollywood, 1911
The Nestor Company
where and when did universal studios opened?
Hollywwod, 1912
how many film companies did hollywood have in 1912
15
who formed in 1914 hollywood
paramount pictures
who formed to protect Hollywood’s interest and clean up their image in 1922
Motion Picture Association of America, MPAA