Timeline of the History of Video ProductionBy: Jonathan McDonald

The First Fact One of the first motion picture that we all

know was made in (1889) by Thomas Edison. But it is shown that there were different designs that were never appreciated. Like the Magic Lantern, it was a early version of a slide projector.

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The Second Fact Throughout most of the 19th century

they used the Idea of rapid moving pictures. They didn’t think of using continuous live action until 1872.This guy named Edward Muybridge was hired by the California Governor Leland Stanford to win a bet.

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The Third Fact Another of the first animation machines is

the Praxinoscope. It was patented in 1877 and was carried out by Frenchman Emile Reynaud.

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The Fourth Fact The Praxinoscope was shaped like a

drum and spun to show the moving picture.

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The Fifth Fact In 1872 the Praxinoscope was taken and

turned into theatrical entertainment. It was presented to the public by Reynaud. He also remade it were it had continuous picture.

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The Six Fact On May 11,1888 the Eastman patents

Kodak roll-film camera.

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The Seventh Fact In 1889 Thomas Edison and W.K.

Dickson made a device called the Kinetoscope. It had a peep-hole in on it where the light shown through. Then the light was pointed at the moving pictures and made a moving picture.

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The Eighth Fact Two French brothers, Louis and August

Lumiere had patented a combination of a movie camera and a projector.That is able to be seen by many people.

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The Ninth Fact In 1905 Cooper Hewitt had some

mercury lamps that made it possible to shoot a film indoors.

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The Tenth Fact In 1922 Lee DeForrest demonstrated a

method for recording sound on a film strip.

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The Eleventh Fact In 1885 an American inventor called

George Eastman introduced film made out of paper instead of glass. Then wound it on a roll.

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The Twelfth Fact In 1975 the first digital camera was

made.

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The Thirteenth Fact In 1894 W.K.L Dickinson made a device

called the Mutoscope.

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The Fourteenth Fact In 1940-1950 Contemporary

Photography was made.

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The Fifteenth Fact In 1880 it was the first time a camera

was used for science.

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The Sixteenth Fact In 1860 reporters started using cameras

to record the happening that happened in the Civil War.

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The Seventeenth Fact In 1950 the first colored video camera

was made.

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The Eighteenth Fact In 1996 Kodak had made and released

the first pocked sized video camera.

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The Nineteenth Fact In 1975 the first video camera was

invented by Steven J. Sasson.

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The Twentieth Fact In 1945 the first disposable cardboard

camera was built by Photo-Pac.

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