History of Film

• 1.History Of FilmJessica Gray Mara Jos JaramilloGabriela Madrid-Malo Jessica Maldonado Daniela Mayorga

2. INTRODUCTIONInitially, the film was little more thana curiosity of the fair, an inventionthat allowed the reality show inmotion. Over the years, establisheditself as a mass spectacle, whichattracts thousands of spectatorsrooms of any nationality, and as afeature of contemporary world art. 3. THE SILENT FILM The silent film is one film that has no synchronized recorded sound, especially spoken dialoguewas referred and consistedof images 4. After the premiere of themovie The Jazz Singer, thetalkies were becoming morecommon and ten yearslater, the silent movie hadpractically disappeared. Thesilent era is often referred toas "The Age of the SilverScreen" 5. The first silent movie wascreated by Louis Le Prince in 1888. It was a three- second film showing two people walking aroundthe Roundhay garden,was titled The RoundhayGarden Scene. 6. THE SOUND FILMIt is one in which themovie has synchronizedsound, or soundtechnologically coupledto image. 7. In the first years after theintroduction of sound, filmsincorporating synchronizeddialogue were known as"talkies.The film is considered thefirst talkie of history is "TheJazz Singer," released onOctober 6, 1927 anddirected by Alan Crosland. 8. Despite this consideration, itwas not completely soundtape. It contained somesongs and some spokenfragments, one of them, theprotagonist, AlJolson, looking at thecamera and uttered the firstline of dialogue in filmhistory: "Wait a minute: youhavent heard anything. 9. BLACK & WHITE FILMSThe Black and White films arefrom the beginning of filmhistory, since 1895, the Lumiere brothers publicly projected output of a Frenchfactory workers in Lyon, thedemolition of a wall, the arrival of a train and a boatfrom the port. 10. Light is the essential element in theBlack and White films.The filmmakers of black and white film,however, came to acquire a picture-perfect very high levels of contrastbetween light and shadows and amazingprofessionalism in the use of lighting. 11. COLOR FILMSColor films have existed since the verybeginning of cinema, thanks to thetraditional method of painting frame byframe, or turn the film intomonochrome tones through a dyebath. Following Newtons experiencesin the s. XVII and theories of colorvision set by Young and Helmholtzin the nineteenth. 12. Some tapes of Edison and Lumiere were stained as postcards and portraits. 13. By 1900, Parisian workersskilled and underpaid brushcolored with thousands ofimages that made the firstfilms of fantasy. 14. Charles Taze understood the potential of the film to motivatepeople, so in 1912, began preparing the "Photo-Drama of Creation", a film and slides, color and sound, eight hours of duration. Many of these illustrations were based on theengravings of the famous artist Gustav Dor. 15. Digitalcinematography is theprocess of capturingmotion pictureas digital images, ratherthan on film. Digitalcapture may occur onvideo , hard disks, flashmemory, or otherACTUALmedia which canFILMSrecord digital data. 16. Substantive debate overthe subject of filmresolution versus digitalimage resolution is cloudedby the fact that it is difficultto meaningfully andobjectively determine theresolution of either. 17. However, the vast majorityof all blockbuster movies ofthe first decade of the 21stcentury have been finishedin 2K, which can easily besurpassed by mechanical aswell as digital camerasystems. 18. Films are traditionallyshot with dual-systemrecording, wherepicture is recorded oncamera, and syncsound is recorded to aseparate soundrecording device.Picture and sound arethen synced up in post-production. 19. ACTIVITY What was the name of the movie that develop thechange from silent films to sound films? How was the first line of dialogue in film history? What is the essential element in the Black and Whitefilms? Before the actual methodes, how were the framespainted? What does Digital Cinematography means?