This is the first movie studio in America

This system wound up winning the "sound war" thanks to a big investment from Warner Bros.

A Technicolor camera required 3 film strips at once, they were these colors

This was the first movie completely made using CGI

"I am Groot"

This man helped Edison invent the early form of the movie camera, even though Edison took most of the credit

This system, while being more technologically advanced, lost the "sound war"

This less vibrant but cheaper system replaced Technicolor in the 60's and 70's

This style of animation featured highly detailed motion do to the animator repeatedly tracing live action film

"To infinity, and beyond!"

This is the invention that allowed individuals to view movies. They were often found in parlors where the owners would charge admission to watch a 15-20 second film

Many tried to make this device work with movie cameras to play back sound, but no one succeeded. The sound was too quiet, the recordings were too short, and the needle skipped too often

This animation legend was the first to fully adopt Technicolor into his cartoons

This is the program used by professional animators to create 3D CGI

“If you wear a dress and have an animal sidekick, you’re a princess.”

The Lumiere brothers were famous for creating the Cinematograph in this country

"The Jazz Singer", released in 1927, is the first movie featuring synchronous sound and dialogue. It starred this actor

This woman would be hired for over 400 movies to be a Technicolor consultant

"No, I am your father"

This form of stage and variety show was where Edison found most of his actors.

This would be the nickname given to non-silent movies

Before Technicolor, movies like "A Trip to the Moon" by this director would feature hand painted film strips to add color to the movie

The specific style of stop motion is featured in movies like "Wallace & Gromit", "Shaun the Sheep", and "Chicken Run"