Theater- Cinema
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- Drive In Movies-Decline
- Suburbinization, real estate prices, zoning regulations, air conditioning more sidespread,
- "The Jazz Singer"
- released October 6, 1927, silent picture with musical accompaniment, four talking sections with synchronized dialogue.
- Movie Palace
- 1920's Accommodated thousands, opulent architecture, loungges, restaurants, nurseries and hospitals, full orchestra.
- Nickelodeons
- Marcus Loew,
- Special Effects
- A technique or device used to create an illusion of reality in a situation where is is not possible, economically feasible or safe to use the real thing.
- Morphing
- A continuous transformation from one keyframe or 3d model to another.
- Personnel
- Producer, Director, Cinematographer, Camera operator, loader/clapper, focus puller. grip, Gaffer,Best boy script supervisor, editor
- Drive In Movies
- Capitalized on automobile obsession. Theme park atmosphere evolved
- Audio
- Dolby Surround Sound (1976) THX (1983) DTS (1993)
- King Kong
- 1933-used miniature models, rear screen projection, matte photography, stop frame animation.
- Eadweard Muybridge
- Galloping Horses
- Rotoscoping
- When video or film images are placed in the background of a scene, one frame at a time, either manually or by computer automation.
- "Trip to the Moon"
- George Melies- French Magician considered to be the "father of movie special effects"
- Realities of Business
- Trailers, product placements, merchandising, video,
- Auguste and Louis Lumiere
- are credited with the world's first public screening on December 28, 1895.
- "The Great Train Robbery"
- Directed by Edwin S. Porter, 1st narrative, film shot out of order, to use parallel editing, to use panned camera movement.
- Composite Photography
- blue screen, computer controlled camera motion, optical printer.
- Audio Effects
- foley, looping, sampling
- Innovations to regain viewers
- Technicolor, cinerama, 3d, sensuround, Drive-Ins.
- Photography
- developed 1835-1839, mutoscope, zeotrope, Kinetoscope.