1. Early Moving Pictures

2. Shadow Puppets

3. Camera Obscura

4. Camera = Latin for “room” Obscura = Latin for “dark”

7. Magic Lantern 1644

9. 1) Chimney - provides an updraft for oil burning illuminants 2) Slot for slides - placed between the illuminant and a focus lens 3) Focus Knob 4) Focus lenses - n early lanterns 1 lens was used later 3 were introduced. 5) Door - djustments to the illuminants were made through here 6) Inspection window usually fitted with tinted glass to avoid glare 7) Carrying rail usually made of brass.

10. Magic Lanterns

11. Panoramas & Dioramas Robert Barker (1739 - 1806) A new form of entertainment was shown in 1787

13. Eadweard Muybridge (1830 - 1904)

15. Zoopraxiscope

16. Persistence of Vision Thaumatrope - 1826

19. Phenakistoscope - 1820s

21. Zoetrope 1867- Wheel of Life Each slit acts as a shutter

23. World’s First Photo - 1827 Nicephore Niepce’s bedroom window

24. Louis Daguerre (1787-1851)

25. Behold the portrait - day by day I’ve seen its features die; First the moustache goes away, Then the whiskers fly.

26. Stereoptic Viewers (1850)

27. Praxinoscope Patented 1867

28. William Henry Fox Talbot (1800-1877) Invented the negative (tracing paper soaked in chemicals)

29. Kinetoscope Patented by Thomas Edison 1891 -used 35 mm filmstrips

30. Lumiere Brothers Paris - 1894 Short films of everyday life

32. Westinghouse Works 1904 http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/papr/west/westhome.html

33. New York 1898-1906

34. San Francisco Earthquake 1906

35. Birth of Cinema - 1895

37. Le Voyage Dans la Lune - 1902 Special Effects

39. Mutoscope 1895

40. Edwin S. Porter

42. Flipbook - Kinagora

44. Nickelodeon