By Emre Kurt

Director - Eadweard Muybridge

Name - Movies Begin: Vol. I: Motion Studies

Year - 1877-85

Country- England

Story - sequential photographs of horses in motion

Technology used - zoöpraxiscope

Era Director, Documentary, year, country and Style

Technology

18th Centaury

Eadweard Muybridge, Movies Begin: Vol. I: Motion Studies, 1877, UK

Zoöpraxiscope, a device for projecting and "animating" his photographic images.

1910 Edward Curtis, In the Land of the War Canoes, 1914, USA, Black & White

1920 Walther Ruttmann, Berlin: A Symphony of a Great City, 1927, USA, Black and White

Fluid camera work and montage and abstract narratives

1930 Pare Lorenz, The Plow That Broke the Plains, 1936, USA

1940 Prelude to War, 1942, USA

1950 Cinema Verite: Defining the Moment (1950) Newly developed, lightweight, hand-held cameras with synchronized sound Sets and props are never used and films shot on location

1960 Robert Drew, Primary, 1960, USA, Black and White

Sync-sound motion where you are able to move freely with characters

1970 Alan and Susan Raymond, An American Family, 1973

1980 Ken Burns, The Civil War, 1984

1990 The Blair Witch Project, 1999, UK

2000 Fear Factor, 2001, USA