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Emile Reynaud
He was responsible for the first projected animated cartoons and he
created praxinoscope
The praxinoscope was an improvement of the zoetrope as it replaced
the viewing slits with an inner circle of mirrors so the viewer just had
to look at the mirrors, and would see a quicker and less distorted view
of the images
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOItdZOGnx8
Edward Muybridge
Muybridge was a pioneer of stop motion photographing over 100000
picture of animals in motion.
He is famous for proving that all four of the horses legs are off the
ground during gallop, he was hired by the former governor of
California and Muybridge developed a system of twelve camera being
triggered when the object passed them he invented a nearly film
projector called the zoopraxiscope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aG5erS2GNG0
Thomas Edison
Thomas Edison was An American inventor who produced many
important things such as the phonograph and long lasting practical
lightbulb.
He also invented the kintetoscope the films could be viewed through
a peep hole, the pictures were captured on film with a high speed
shutter to capture all the movement, the basics of modern
filmmaking, they also invented a high speed motion picture camera
called the kinetograph
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfI0NVC0hLU
Lumiere Brothers
They invented the cinematograph a hand operated film projector
which allowed large audiences to view the films. The films they
played were up to 17 metres long and used a sort of fork to grip the
grooves in the film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OaOCN3pHDQ
George Pal
George Pal was a filmmaker and animator who developed a process
of animation called puppetoons. It was different to normal stop
motion in which one puppet was moved in between each frame but
instead a new puppet was used or a replaceable limb or head was
used for different expression or mannerisms. These films became
incredibly popular although halter in time they were discontinued
due to their enormous cost
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kXczJzL21k