Video Production Timeline

Audrey Mohon

The first video camera was invented by William Lincoln in 1867

Why the video camera was invented

William wanted to capture special moments not only with photographs, but will video as well.

The first color video camera

Joseph Niepce developed the first color video camera that normal people could buy and use.

The birth of the cinema

1890s, with the invention of the first motion-picture cameras and the establishment of the first film production

Hollywood

Hollywood was established in 1853, with a single adobe hut on land outside Los Angeles, California. Growing crops was so successful there that by 1870, Hollywood became a thriving agricultural communit.

The first movie

In 1889 or 1890, Dickson filmed his first experimental Kinescope trial film, Monkeyshines

The director for the first movie

Dickson was the director for the first movie ever made

This is William Kennedy Dickson

How much did the first video production cost

the first movie was completed by February 1, 1893, at a cost of $637.67

The 1900s

These were a few popular movies in the early 1900s

One of the famous directors of the 1900s

One of the famous directors of the 1900s was

Father of film

Dr griffin the father of film experimented with lightening and film. Because of that we see film the way that we do today

Scary movies

Frankenstein was the first scary movie.

When did they become popular

Even though Frankenstein came out in 1818, horror films only became popular in 1922 after made his film symphony of horror!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1djGyCj1vCk

Scary movie

The scary movie is still used in TV today.

Better horror films

With time and practice, horror films became even scarier. The horror film “ The Exorcism” gave a new meaning to video production and horror films. With the movie, new directors got new ideas and began working on new movie ideas

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