Animation Timeline History of Animation High class Victorian

Animation Timeline History of Animation

High class Victorian Entertainment Zoetrope-William Horn was the creator of the Zoetrope. it is very similar to the phenakistoscope but was a lot more social than it predecessor and marks down the first time that more than one person could watch at once and was very popular to the higher class and would be displayed in the front room as entertainment in the evenings when there friends came along. Cinematographe-Lumiere Brothers they are responsible to what is thought to be the first projection which took place in The Grand Para

Victorian Entertainment for all Eadweard Muybridge He is known for his famous drunk bet with a governor about the moment of a horse legs as it runs. as he was a photographic he took a series of picture in quick succession to show that the horse feet didn't leave the ground. This was a leap for photography and animation as it showed people what could be achieved Thomas Edison - Kinetoscope with this I gave the lower working class to animations. There were events set up in expedition halls where anyone could go into a room full of Kinetoscopes and watch them. This earn him lot of Money from a new and bigger audience

Impact of sound The Jazz singer - 1927 https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=-i. X 2 lg 4 e. Yw. Q This is the first time where effectively syncing of sound could be used which had a massive impact. Before it was normal to have silent performances or on occasion have a live orchestra that tried to time it this meant that there was a better viewing experience for everyone Steamboat Willie - 1928 https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=Zq 0 e 4 Wj. L 7 G 0 was the first cartoon with sound in a narrative story this added a lot more to them and had loads of new ways that could make animations and allowed their character to have a voice with lip sync available although many shyd away from overuse as it was quite basic.

Two types of animation Stop motion move model take picture Cell animation like ogres have layers

Stop motion developers George Pal - Pry Board This allows animators to lock 2 d characters in place mean it was a lot smoother and there was a lot less human errors so the quality overall went up and production when you because it made the process a lot more easy. Willis O’Brien - Wire Framing is the what he mainly known for it allowed easy to move models and allowed realistic movement and more structure sturdy to handle which improve the quality as well as easy of used in the industry.

Stopmotion developers Jan Svankmajer - Darkness Light Darkness up to this point animations had not been for audience of this kind it was seen as more light hearted and this was the first to go dark. it proved that there audiences out there that enjoy different things and it wasn't restricted to children cartoons and could be used with different age groups with different interests. Tim Burton - Animatronics realized that they could use robotics to make tidy movement and keep it consistent not only for the models but for the camera to which meant new possibility E. g in the nightmare before christmas opening scene the camera moves for one long take which before robitic got invold would be extremly difficult to produce.