describe early film and techniques

The first moving pictures, often called 'flickers,' were very, very short. A few seconds to a couple minutes of footage featured such commonplace scenes as a sneezing man, a kissing couple, a dance performance, a boxing match, or acts from Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. Viewers typically watched these little films with a Kinetoscope.

As projection became commonplace, movies expanded in length. In the first decade of the 20th century, most films were one or two reels long, or about 10 to 15 minutes, and they began to contain storylines, characterization, and even basic special effects. Georges Méliès' films The Haunted Castle and A Trip to the Moon amused viewers with disappearing objects, double exposure tricks, and fadeouts. The 1903 flick The Great Train Robbery, the very first real Western, excited viewers with its action scenes and intrigued them with its creative camera work, including shots taken from a moving train.

For many years, film producers were hesitant to make movies longer than one or two reels because they thought audiences would grow restless watching longer films. As the 1910s approached, however, a few directors decided to take the risk with feature length films. Les Miserables and The Life of Moses were four and five reels respectively, but they were released in sections. In 1911, Dante's Inferno, a 69-minute film, was released in its complete form, followed in 1912 by Oliver Twist and Queen Elizabeth.

Other popular early films include:

The Life of an American Fireman, the first documentary

D.W. Griffith's epic post-Civil War drama Birth of a Nation, that actually inspired a resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan

Slapstick Keystone Comedies featuring the hilarious Keystone Kops

Serial movies, like The Adventures of Kathlyn, that held viewers' attention over multiple episodes

Cecil B. DeMille's fantastic epics, like The Ten Commandments and The King of Kings

The Lost World, the first science fiction film

Westerns, like director John Ford's The Iron Horse

Spooky films, including The Cat and the Canary

Canine star Rin Tin Tin's movies

Imports, like the Russian film Battleship Potemkin

Movie spectacles, like Fred Niblo's Ben-Hur

Match the term/concept to the correct description relating to the arts.
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Johannes Gutenberg
Fresco
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Support
Relief
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Choose the three basic categories into which interval quality is divided

- dorian
- diminished/augmented
- major/minor
- imperfect
- perfect

What marvel tv show features a superhero who is also a lawyer?.

What approximate percentage of land is used for housing worldwide?
a. 2%
b. 26%
52%
d. 100%
please select the best answer from the choices provided

Compare the two works of art you see here. Describe the cultural context in which each was created, compare them in terms of material,
formal qualities, and describe the deviations or developments that we see in other figures from these cultures.

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Describe the project Schwartzberg is working on. What lesson is the elderly man trying to teach?

Select the two adjectives. Don't select any articles (a, an, or the)

Alexa, curious, followed the melodic sound down the stairs and found Hugo at the piano.

The most significant influence on the and art of Eugene Boudin was his?

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which property is of major concern when painting weights?
a. weights, or the magnitude of the brushes effect
b. radius, or the size of the brush
c. blend mode, which determines how you affect the weight of the vertices you paint over
d. all three properties are of major concern.

What are some techniques the French used to create the fanciful playfulness that Rococo art is known for? a. Oversized windows and bold colors b. Mirror reflections and delicate ornamentation c. Robust figures and sensual feel d. None of the above Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D.

I need a title for my story about someone who was trapped in his car during a blizzard

The first time Pozzo and Lucky meet Estragon and Vladimir in Act I, Pozzo tells Estragon and Vladimir that Lucky

A. Told him many secrets

B. Wants to escape

C. Doesn't want to stay there

D. Taught him beautiful things

What similarities do you notice across these paintings? What differences do you notice? What choices do artists make when they create landscape paintings? What is the impact of these choices?

Thea is a general contractor put to work on a major renovation of a historic old building downtown that was just sold to a new owner. Many of the building’s original features are still in existence, including much of the original woodwork, the original windows, the brickwork of the building’s structure, and the original iron fence with its complex scrolling patterns. The problem is that most of these features have not been maintained well. The new owner wants to tear out anything damaged or worn and replace it with new materials that look close enough to the original. Thea wants to argue a different plan. What should be the points of this plan? (Select all that apply.)


Consult with relevant master craftspeople to get a rule of thumb from them to make spot judgments regarding which features are beyond saving and need to be thrown out.
Hire master metal workers, carpenters, stonemasons, and any other master craftspeople with relevant expertise to assess the historic features of the building.
Argue that because of the building’s historical nature, any replacements of original features would have no hope of matching the originals in any way.
Involve master craftspeople in the assessment of which materials to use to replace irreparably damaged features and to do the actual work of replacement.

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What is the name of the piece above?

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Answer the following question in 3-4 complete sentences.
Describe the characteristics of Women's Hand?

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Carefully dismantling and inspecting a competitor’s product to look for design features that can be incorporated into your own product is known as:_________.
A. benchmarking.
B. reverse engineering.
C. concurrent design.
D. design for manufacturability.

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List at least three different professional organizations or industry associations that are linked to the fashion industry. What function does each have?

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Which was the first-ever fully animated cartoon?


A. Steamboat Willie


B. Humorous Phases of Funny Faces


C. Fantasmagorie


D. Snow White

List 5 specific differences between rangeland and pasture in tabular form..
Dis is agriculture

What makes you laugh the most? (My cat does the funniest of things, so I laugh at her all the time)

What do the colors red yellow green and black represent

The preschooler stage begins at age four and continues to what age? five six seven eight

Why do you think Shrek 2 was more popular than Shrek 1?

HELP! Which is a primary chord for each of the scales shown above?

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