The Invention Of Cinema, Explained: Who, What, Where, When?
On March 22, 1895, Auguste and Louis Lumière stood before the assembled audience members of the Society for the Development of the National Industry in Paris, France. They debuted a new photographic technology that allowed photos to be taken at a rate of 16 photos per second. When those images were then projected at the same rate, it gave the illusion of movement: men and women walking in and out of a factory....