The Lumiere Brothers - The Fathers of Cinema

A Biography of the Fathers of Modern Cinema, the Lumiere Brothers
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Narrated by Simon McArthur
Written and Created by Robin Lane
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Music
Debussy - La Mer

[@KnownotProductions]

This was beautiful. I certainly learnt something today. Amazing that brothers with the name Lumiere created an device so heavily reliant on light.

[@bobipapy2404]

Yes

[@deadpoolregeneratedegenera1683]

8:15 That poor cow, though...

[@isaac2730]

I actually remember learning how the first moving pictures were spinning devices with cartoons on them that moved while spinning by my grandmother who owned a similar toy. I find these moving pictures fascinating as it is the first depicted lives and actions ever recorded and shows a world not too different from ours.

[@gatzii8504]

wonderful video; easy to understand! We watched this in a film class and like others have said, "I learned a lot in a short amount of time". thanks!

[@Pahul-ln3rq]

To determine resistance of a galvanometer by half-deflection method and to find its figure of merit. To find the focal length of a convex lens by plotting graphs between u and v or between 1/u and1/v. To observe diffraction of light due to a thin slit.

[@NandoCozzi]

Great quality of the movie clips. Thanks.

[@SkyeID]

It's amazing to see these 120 year old movies in such good condition

[@marcinna8553]

Very well done. And the Lumiere prints are immaculate. I assume these have been restored? Most impressed with the brilliant and full lives of these two guys, the Nazi thing aside. From innovation in film technology to movie cameras to early cinema to research in medicine. Quite amazing.

[@gabriela_rose4827]

Incredible video. Glad it was assigned to study at BU!

[@jungkookcutebunny]

I learned a lot through this vid in a short time. Thank you ☘️

[@drukustheart5213]

This was amazing

[@21stcenturyozman20]

Very interesting. Did you know that the first narrative feature film was the 60-minute The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906, Australia)?

[@vinylbuff1515]

Where did you find these high quality scans of the lumiere films?

[@virginias.poston4308]

These are digital scans that have been cleaned and sharpened.

[@ashoksaindane6659]

28 Dec.2020 125 years was completed this film 1895-2020

[@Eric_Gilbert]

This is awesome!

[@kenbritton6782]

Very interesting. (Who's idea was it to include the box at the upper left?)

[@reel-to-reel]

If you click on the little gear button (settings) and de-select Annotations it should disappear.

[@kenbritton6782]

O

[@taranrajgarh2043]

good one

[@triggerwarning5025]

Excellent!

[@cammyman32]

First of all, don’t forget about Louis Le Prince and his films from 1887-1888! And second of all, damn! I didn’t know the Lumière brothers associated with fascists! Well that’s a shame to hear about, also I like how the brothers weren’t that passionate about cinema but George Méliès, who helped to pioneer fantasy and science fiction films in the 1900s, was, and he loved cinema despite how his career came to an end. I guess sometimes it’s the fans who help pioneer things rather than the original creators themselves.

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Nice

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FTV 2A where you at

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gang

[@surenramesh1945]

Please answer this question🙋 Who is father of world cinema??

[@Dexter-vj2lr]

Lumiere Brothers

[@bobipapy2404]

Vive la france 🇫🇷

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Vive la france 🇫🇷 et vive l'Inde🇮🇳

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Let's work together. I'll do some Voice-overs for you.

[@nataliadruta757]

noice

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Get recked Edison