Lumiere Brothers

Documentaries from Brother Lumiere usually capture the truth with a camera. In March 1895, Lewis and Auguste Lumiere started the first movie for workers to leave the factory. After that, the brothers screened 10 movies. Their films introduce their daily lives and the activities of their children. Through filming this documentary, I heard the voice of Bertard Travanier. Initially, the movie looks like a slideshow, but a series of smooth transitions disappears and the fade is smoother than the slide show.

This is a link to some of the earliest movies ever produced by the Lumiere brothers. They are simple and straightforward - there is no fantasy or embarrassment for them. They want to capture everyday life and show that scene to people. They called these feature films "reality." In the early days of the movie, this was enough. People eventually demand increasing complexity from art forms, but to some extent, humans always like to look into it in their lives. Lumies did not hide his actions and secret records. They just lay the camera and shoot it. In many cases, people staring at the camera, stopping what they are doing and looking at the shots themselves. In a sense, this is very realistic. When someone shoots them, most people do it naturally. Lumiere Films (link to external website)

The life of peaceful people This makes Native American look like a bad person, whites look like a good person. The first western movie has been called "heavy train robbery" so far. It was made by "Lumiere brothers" in 1903. This movie is a high quality movie as they are using the camera to do some bread. This was a rare thing at the time, as the cameras they owned were too heavy to lift and had to be placed in a fixed position. Tim Burton's unique creative thinking makes it possible to fuse two or more genres and form "Edward Scissorhands". Traditional features of Gothic style are expressed to some extent, for example, the audience of the opening saw a dark mysterious castle surrounded by a strange and calm atmosphere like black, fog, snow. This will start to reveal the possibility

The movie "Good, bad, ugly" symbolizes Western genres and extends its rules and traditions.

Lumiere's brothers have screened their movies; amazing and horrible crowds are at the same level. It is terrible for those who have never seen such a movie before seeing a sudden steam locomotive express. is it true? Are they at risk of life? Deceiving the brain is overkill for some people. People ran out of these shows with fear, but George was attracted. Georges Méliès is a theater performer who loves magic and fantasy. And now he wants to purchase a camera by himself. He approached the brothers of Lumiere, but they did not save him. So he went to London to see a man named Robert Paul and saw Paul's camera. Shortly thereafter, George returned to Paris and built himself.