Fil 2030 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

the eye's retention of visual information for a fraction of a after it is removed - Persistence of Vision the brain's interpretation of separate static images as an apparently continuous, fluid sequence - the Phi phenomenon two ideas about cinema that their impact of the world is so enormous - movies are reproducible movies are immersive you can make exact copies and distribute them all over the world, when you watch a movie it is exactly the same each time - movies are reproducible the...

First American narrative film - The Great Train Robbery (1903) Who invented film technology? - no one is truly sure if it was the french or the americans What were some major influences in american film? - our ties with england and our puritan background What did the puritans give us? - three act story structure (beginning, middle, end) Why did the film industry flourish? - immigration and the industrial revolution what type of movies were the first movies? - short documentaries what was ...

the eye's retention of visual information for a fraction of a after it is removed - Persistence of Vision the brain's interpretation of separate static images as an apparently continuous, fluid sequence - the Phi phenomenon two ideas about cinema that their impact of the world is so enormous - movies are reproducible movies are immersive you can make exact copies and distribute them all over the world, when you watch a movie it is exactly the same each time - movies are reproducible the...

First American narrative film - The Great Train Robbery (1903) Who invented film technology? - no one is truly sure if it was the french or the americans What were some major influences in american film? - our ties with england and our puritan background What did the puritans give us? - three act story structure (beginning, middle, end) Why did the film industry flourish? - immigration and the industrial revolution what type of movies were the first movies? - short documentaries what was ...