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The Cinema Saving Family
The Cinema Saving Family
The BBC recently published this video about a family in Derbyshire that has begun to take over cinemas in the area and re-open them. Great to hear stories like this. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-35411477/embed
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The First Film
A long time ago, we reported on a film being made in Leeds called The First Film. It was to celebrate the work of Louis Le Prince, who, in essence created the first ever film. He mysteriously disappeared on his way to America to show off his new invention. However, those first frames and the camera he used have been found and preserved.
ITV have reported on it
http://www.itv.com/news/2015-06-23/new-movie-hopes-to-ensure-yorkshires-forgotten-father-of-film-is-given-place-in-history/
Link : http://www.thefirstfilm.co.uk/
Where Cinema Lives On : Hitchcock’s ghost haunts a cinema
Jeff Desom was commissioned by the Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg to create this delightful ad with a special appearance by ghost Hitchcock
The Future of Film Technology Movies have come a long way since the days of the kinetoscope. So strap an iPad to your face and we'll take you to the future of cinema, as the lines between film, video games, and reality converge.
The Rebirth Of Regent Street Cinema A great video narrated by Timothy West about the rebirth of the Regent Street Cinema, the screen that first showed the Lumière Brother's railway station film and arguably the birthplace of cinema in the UK.
The History of the Movie Trailer
History Of The Movie Camera
History Of The Movie Camera :
For their annual Lifetime Achievement Awards, the folks over at the Society of Camera Operators put together a lovely, surprisingly rousing video about the evolution of the movie camera over the course of the past century or so of cinema. And, as you can see above, it has changed quite a bit.
The piece begins at the beginning, with the early pioneers of film: the…
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Just came across this from G-Tech
Birthday gift from my non-filmmaker grandparents - perfect working condition, purchased in the 1950s. - Imgur
