Experimentation and discovery
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Author
Contributions
- Salt, Barry - Contributor
- Hepworth, Cecil M., 1874-1953 - Contributor
- Fitzhamon, Lewis - Contributor
- Martin, J. H. - Contributor
- Pathe?, Charles, 1863-1957 - Contributor
and 12 more
- Zecca, Ferdinand, 1864-1947 - Contributor
- Nouquet, Lucien - Contributor
- Velle, Gason - Contributor
- Porter, Edwin S. - Contributor
- Hepworth Manufacturing Co - Contributor
- International Film Co - Contributor
- Thomas A. Edison, Inc - Contributor
- Cricks and Martin (Firm) - Contributor
- Kineto Production Co - Contributor
- Film Preservation Associates - Contributor
- British Film Institute - Contributor
- Kino International Corporation - Contributor
Publication
2002 - Kino on Video, New York, NY, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
14,500 words, Guess
Page Count
58 pages
Physical Format
Video Recording
Identifiers
- OCLC Control Number49396598
- Open LibraryOL47078090M
Classifications
- DDC791.43/09
- LCCPN1995.75 .M684 v.3
Alternate Titles
- Movies begin, a treasury of early cinema, 1894-1914,
- treasury of early cinema 1894-1914,
- How it feels to be run over.
- Explosion of a motor car.
- Rescued by Rover.
- Day in the life of a coalminer.
- Revolution in Odessa.
- Gay shoe clerk.
- Ali Baba and the forty thieves.
- Aladdin or the wonderful lamp.
- Dream of a rarebit fiend.
- Story of a crime.
Description
The genesis of the motion picture medium is recreated in this 5-part collection of the cinema's formative works which reveal the foundation from which the styles and plots of contemporary cinema would later evolve. In this third program the films presented here, ranging from the ingeniously creative to the boldly audacious, offer a sampling of the primitive masterworks from the first ten years of motion picture production that allowed the technical novelty of cinema to so quickly flourish into an artistically expressive medium.
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