The process first developed by French inventor Joseph Nicephore Niepce in 1816

Who invented the Zoopraxiscope, a machine for projecting slides onto a distant surface

More elaborate films, big name stars, and being controlled from California began what system

This significantly altered the movie-audience relationship

Movies that can be described in one line

The process of recording images on polished metal plates, usually copper, covered with a thin layer of silver iodide emulsion.

The British inventor who introduced a paper film process

There were 20,000 of these in the United States by the mid-1920s

This studio produced the first sound film

This is filmmaking characterized by reduced risk taking and more formulaic movies

The process of using translucent paper from which several prints could be made.

Introduced film viewing in a dark room projected on a screen

A group of 10 companies holding the patents to virtually all existing filmmaking and exhibition equipment (1908)

This film, starring John C. Rice and May Irvin, caused a moral outcry for censorship

This is what Spencer Tracy is splashed with (product placement) in the film Father of the Bride

A peepshow device

In 1839 introduced recording images on polished metal plates

Adulf Zukor and several other Independent film companies along with a distribution company joined together to form

During the Depression, studios produced, distributed, and exhibited their own films through a system of operation called

This is reshaping production, distribution, and exhibition of film and digital technologies

In 1893 the Lumiere Brothers patented a device that both photographed and projected action

Advanced projector, the Edison Vitascope, was developed by what U.S. inventor

Other independent film companies joined forces to create Fox Film Company later to be called

This is where the first public broadcast of television was made

This is the movement in which filmmakers use digital video cameras and editing machines to produce their films