02755cam a2200385L 4500 111552 111552 BJBSDDR 20230411090039.0 ta 091125s1996 uik 000 u eng d 1859190073 9781859190074 185919012X 9781859190128 DKDLA 22683605 DKDLA 27355752 DKDLA 34242445 DKDLA 18586403 (OCoLC)ocn469540176 (OCoLC)469540176 DKDLA dan DKDLA spa GRAL PN 1994 C574 1996 791.43 Cinema : the beginnings and the future : essays marking the centenary of the first film show projected to a paying audience in Britain / edited by Christopher Williams. London : University of Westminster Press, 1996. 263 s. : ill. Part A1 Around a Premiere. 1. Natural magic and science fiction:instruction, amusement and the popular show, 1795-1895 -- 2. The Magic Lantern's wild years -- 3. Realising the vision:300 years of cinematography -- 4. Premiere on Regent Sgtreet -- 5. Frameup -- 6. Filming scenes in the United kingdom for the Cinematographe Lumiere -- 7. Marketing the Cinematographe in Britain -- 8. Evidence of editing in the Lumiere films -- 9. Back to Lumiere, or, The Dream of an Essence: some untimely considerations about a French Myth. Part 2. Early Cinema -- Then and Now. 10. the diffuse beam:cinema and change -- 11. Sport and the first films -- 12. The treats of trickery -- 13. The role of the intertitle in film exhibition, 1904-1910 -- 14. 'Nine Days' Wonder': early cinema and its sceptics -- 15. The attractions of cinema, or, how I l learned to start worrying about loving early film -- 16. Re-creating the first film shows. Part 3. Towards the Future. 17. Cut and shuffle -- 18. Little big screen -- 19. the social art cinema:a moment in the history of British Film and Television Culture -- 20. Don't cry for me when I'm gone:motion pictures in the 1990s -- 21. Read only memory:the re-creation of sensorial experience in 3D and CD-ROM -- 22. Back to the future: the cinema's lessons of history -- 23. What is cinema? the sensuous, the abstract and the political. These essays mark the hundredth anniversary of the first projected film screening to a paying audience in Britain, by the Lumiere Cinematographe at the Polytechnic Institution in Regent Street, London, in February 1896. Contributors include David Robinson, John Barnes and Sylvia Harvey. Películas 817 Cinematografía 175 Williams, Christopher. 1732 1939- lcc BK lrm 0 0 0 0 HU BJB BJB HU 2023-04-11 0 PN 1994 C574 1996 00000074460 2019-02-17 00:00:00 1 2019-02-17 BK