Workers Leaving The Lumière Factory
The First Commercial movie. Created by the Lumière brothers in 1895, it was screened as the first in a series of 10 short films at the Salon Indien du Grand Caf...
Workers Leaving The Lumière Factory The First Commercial movie. Created by the Lumière brothers in 1895, it was screened as the first in a series of 10 short films at the Salon Indien du Grand Café in Paris, and marked the first time admission was charged for a movie screening. Obtained from http://www.institut-lumiere.org/franc...
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Oh que si, ils se savaient parfaitement filmés :) Pour avoir étudié ce premier film jamais diffusé à la fac, je peux te dire que tout est minutieusement organisé. Pas un regard vers le cinématographe, les ouvriers qui n'hésitent pas un instant à prendre à droite ou à gauche, la calèche qui vient clore la séquence... Tout est calculé! Et c'est ça qui est fantastique aussi: c'est déjà de la mise en scène!
Je me suis interesse (et redecouvert) Louis Lumiere grace au fabuleux film qu'est "99 Francs" avec Jean Du Jardin. On en voit un apercu de la dite premiere pub "Les Laveuses" (debut XXe) et la je prends un interet sur ces images qui montre la naissance du 7e Art et franchement, c'est magnifique. Faut se dire qu'entre temps, il s'en est passe des choses !
Just imagine: This is an almost ancient era captured on film forever. Everyone in this film is dead. They all don't exist anymore, and we'll never know anything about any one of them personally. It makes me wonder about my own mortality and how one day, I'll be long dead, and perhaps be someone captured on a video. Problem is, no one will care about mine. Sad almost.
Nah. 100 years, this video will be gone. Youtube vids get deleted and uploaded alllll the time.
Would be crazy though, if Youtube is still around when I'm old, and someone responds to my comment that says, "(71 years, 2 months, 4 hours ago) HAHAHAHA!
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Haunting to think about.
Would be crazy though, if Youtube is still around when I'm old, and someone responds to my comment that says, "(71 years, 2 months, 4 hours ago) HAHAHAHA!