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- Outline: Lecture 2, Early American and Early European Film Production
- 19th Century
- Magic Lantern
- Persistence of Vision
- Celluloid
- Zoopraxiscope
- Edison
- Kinetograph
- motion writing
- Dickson Greeting
- Men Boxing
- Fred Ott’s Sneeze
- Kinetoscope
- motion viewer
- parlors
- The Kiss
- Buffalo Dance
- Fire Rescue Scene
- Boxing Cats
- Lumiére brothers
- Cinématographe
- Actualities
- Workers Leaving the Factory
- Feeding the Baby
- Arrival of a Train at Ciotat
- Snowball Fight
- Sprinkling the Sprinkler
- Vitascope
- Latham Loop
- Vitascope Films
- Firemen Rescuing Men and Women
- Motion Picture Theaters
- Carnivals
- Wax Museums
- Vaudeville
- Nickeoldeons
- inner city storefronts
- working class and immigrant audiences
- cost 5–10 cents
- program of one-reel films
- formalized movie distribution and exhibition
- Film Pioneers
- Edwin Porter
- Life of an American Fireman
- George Melies
- A Trip to the Moon
- The Black Imp
- Vanishing Playing Cards
- Eclipse
- D.W. Griffith
- Rescued from an Eagle’s Nest (1908)
- An Unseen Enemy (1912)
- Edison Again
- MPPC
- patent pool
- trust/cartel
- crushed competition