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One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded and posted 1 week agoCheck out the latest video on the #history of Mickey Mouse #newvideo #animation #disney #themoreyouknow
1928: How Mickey Mouse Conquered the World - Duration: 5 minutes, 5 seconds.
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Mickey has been a cultural icon since his first film in 1928, Disney believes the mouse has a recogniti... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded and posted 1 month ago
Sorry for the Massive delay! Here is the latest video #horrormovies #themoreyouknow #halloween
A Short History of the Horror Film (1890s - 2010s) - Duration: 12 minutes.
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Thanks for watching 100 years of cinema. Instead of looking at the history of one film each year from ... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded and posted 1 month ago
new #video on The Jazz Singer and the death of the silent movie. #videoessay #history #themoreyouknow
1927: How The Jazz Singer Killed The Silent Film. - Duration: 7 minutes, 51 seconds.
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The jazz singer was the first feature length film to feature synchronized music and dialogue, but that does not mean that ... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded and posted 2 months ago
Metropolis was one of the most influential films ever made. Here's why.
#videoessay #filmhistory
1927: How Metropolis Changed the Way We See the Future - Duration: 5 minutes, 56 seconds.
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In 1927 Fritz Lang released Metropolis, one of the most influential films in cinema history.Although it wasn't the first s... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded and posted 2 months ago
check out the latest video essay about the very first color films.
1926: How Early Film Makers Brought Color to Cinema. - Duration: 5 minutes, 24 seconds.
Before film makers were able to capture color on film, they used a technique called hand tinting, where they painted each individual frame to create a color strip.
starting in 1902 film makers sta... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded and posted 3 months ago
Check out the Latest video on The Battleship Potemkin (1925) and the theory of montage
1925: How Sergei Eisenstein Used Montage To Film The Unfilmable - Duration: 6 minutes, 29 seconds.
Sergei Eisenstein pioneered the theory of the intellectual montage to express ideas tough film in a new way. He used the his new theory of montage to explore the themes of tsarists oppression in Th... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded a video 4 months ago
1924: What do possessed hand movies tell us about fear? - Duration: 5 minutes, 24 seconds.
The hands of Orlac (1924) is a silent horror directed by the expressionist film maker Robert Wiene. It tell the story of a famous pianist who loses his had in a tragic accident, after a full hand t... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded and posted 4 months ago
Check out the latest #video #essay on the Biblical Epics of Cecil B Demille.
1923: How Cecil B Demille created the blueprint for the Biblical Epic - Duration: 3 minutes, 40 seconds.
In 1923 legendary film maker Cecil B Demille started production on one of the most extravigant films ever made The Ten Commandments. At the time it was one of the largest film sets ever built, and ... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded and posted 4 months ago
New #video! Check it out if your a #documentary lover
1922: How Robert Flaherty Invented the modern documentary. - Duration: 5 minutes, 7 seconds.
In 1922 Robert Flaherty released what was the very first feature length documentary. It used a passive camera to capture seemingly unmediated footage of Inuit life, but the film came under criticis... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded a video 5 months ago
1922: How Nosferatu laid the groundwork for gothic cinema. - Duration: 4 minutes, 41 seconds.
Nosferatu is maybe the most iconic horror film ever made. It's creepy imagery has cemented it in the public consciousness. In this film essay we will be looking at how the first vampire movie laid ... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded a video 5 months ago
1921: How Charlie Chaplin invented the dramady. - Duration: 4 minutes, 35 seconds.
In 1921 Charlie Chaplin stared in, wrote and directed his first feature film, The Kid. It tells the story of a young mother who is forced to abandon her child and the lovable tramp that find and ra... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded a video 5 months ago
1920: How The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (1920) was the first psychological horror. - Duration: 5 minutes, 54 seconds.
Released in 1920 The cabinet of Dr Caligari is one of the most important works of German expressionism. It used vivid and extreme imagery to express the mental state of it characters.
It so influ... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded a video 5 months ago
1919: How the Rotoscope changed animation forever. - Duration: 4 minutes, 5 seconds.
In 1919 Max Fletcher released his first cartoon Out of the Inkwell. The cartoon didn't just introduce the character of Ko-Ko the clown, it also introduced the invention of the rotoscope,
This allo... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded a video 5 months ago
1918: The Ghost of Slumber Mountain - When Real Actors Met Clay Monsters - Duration: 3 minutes, 26 seconds.
In 1918 Willis H O'Brian started work on The Ghost of Slumber Mountain.
In the first film to mix stop motion with live action footage to place actors and monsters in the same world, O'Brain start... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded a video 6 months ago
1917: The Butcher Boy - Buster Keaton's film debut - Duration: 2 minutes, 47 seconds.
Buster Keaton first took the screen in 1917, in a Fatty Arbuckle short called The Bucher Boy, He quickly revolutionised the way that film makers manipulate images to build jokes and story.
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One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded a video 6 months ago
1916: 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea - The first movie filmed underwater. - Duration: 3 minutes, 40 seconds.
Just a year after Hollywood's first motion picture, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea upped the game, adding to the film grammar developed by D. W. Griffith and showing the first scenes filmed underwater. -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded a video 6 months ago
1915: The Birth of a Nation - Hollywood's first motion picture - Duration: 5 minutes, 20 seconds.
Birth of a Nation was the first feature film produced in Hollywood. It remains as divisive as it did when it came out in 1915.
D. W. Griffith push the art of cinema into the 20th century by pionee... -
One Hundred Years of Cinema uploaded a video 6 months ago
The Invention of Cinema (1888 to 1914) - Duration: 5 minutes, 41 seconds.
A quick look at the innovators and artists that laid the groundwork for the medium we know to day
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