1. Match the person with the term, title or character that fits best. A - Theatre Optique B - Gertie the Dinosaur C - A projection device for the home D - Humorous Phases of Funny Faces E - Silhouette cut-outs, Prince Achmed F - Fantasmagorie – white lines on black G- The Camera Man's Revenge H- Black Maria Studio, Kinetoscope I- Zoetrope J-Thaumatrope K- Phenakistiscope L-Trick films, A Trip to the Moon M-Cinematographe N-Photographer who studied motion Lotte Reiniger Ladislas Starewicz Winsor McCay Emile Cohl J. Stuart Blackton Emile Reynaud Magic Lantern Edweard Muybridge Thomas Edison Lumiere Bros. George Melies John Ayrton Paris Joseph Plateau W. George Horner
1. Match the person with the term, title or character that fits best. A - Theatre Optique B - Gertie the Dinosaur C - A projection device for the home D - Humorous Phases of Funny Faces E - Silhouette cut-outs, Prince Achmed F - Fantasmagorie – white lines on black G- The Camera Man's Revenge H- Black Maria Studio, Kinetoscope I- Zoetrope J-Thaumatrope K- Phenakistiscope L-Trick films, A Trip to the Moon M-Cinematographe N-Photographer who studied motion Lotte Reiniger Ladislas Starewicz Winsor McCay Emile Cohl J. Stuart Blackton Emile Reynaud Magic Lantern Edweard Muybridge Thomas Edison Lumiere Bros. George Melies John Ayrton Paris Joseph Plateau W. George Horner
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Match the person with the term, title or character that fits best.
A - Theatre Optique
B - Gertie the Dinosaur
A projection device for the home
D - Humorous Phases of Funny Faces
E - Silhouette cut-outs, Prince Achmed
F - Fantasmagorie – white lines on black
G- The Camera Man's Revenge
H- Black Maria Studio, Kinetoscope
I- Zoetrope
J-Thaumatrope
K- Phenakistiscope
L-Trick films, A Trip to the Moon
M-Cinematographe
N-Photographer who studied motion
Lotte Reiniger
Ladislas Starewicz
Winsor McCay
Emile Cohl
C
J. Stuart Blackton
Emile Reynaud
Magic Lantern
Edweard Muybridge
Thomas Edison
Lumiere Bros.
George Melies
John Ayrton Paris
Joseph Plateau
W. George Horner
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Many discoveries and inventions of the 17th century contributed to the creation of the Kinetoscope, the prototype camera and projector for motion pictures by William Dickson and Thomas Edison in 1891. In 1895, the Lumiere Brothers invented a lightweight projector. In December that year, the brothers held the first-ever commercial film screening. Meanwhile, the Edison Company improved on their projector to make Vitascope and held their first commercial film screening in 1896.
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