Emma Jane

How movies went from silent black and white to colourful talkies 🎬🍿🎥 within just 12 years, Hollywood developed the technology to record sound with moving pictures AND add colour to the world of black and white. MGM was one of the first studios to use the technicolor camera in The Wizard of Oz in 1939, when just 12 years earlier, the first talking film came to screen.

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Emma Jane

Let me know who you would be rooting for! Personally, I stand with Paramount ONLY because they will continue theatrical releases, where Netflix is historically anti-cinema!

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Emma Jane

Let me know what you saw in the comments and what your review would be!

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Emma Jane

The master of film piracy ended up getting taken down by the exact same game... 🤫🎬
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After Thomas Edison famously smuggled and pirated Georges Méliès’ “A Trip to the Moon” to build his own movie empire, he decided to lock down the entire industry. He created a ruthless monopoly called “The Trust,” claiming he owned the patents to all movie technology, and declared war on independent filmmakers.
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But the indie directors refused to back down. To escape Edison’s heavy-handed lawsuits and literal street thugs sent to smash unlicensed cameras, these “pirate” filmmakers fled as far away from New Jersey as possible.
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They ran all the way to a tiny, sunny farming village in California called Hollywood—accidentally creating the movie capital of the world just to stay out of jail.
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This is Episode 3 of Culture & History in Cinema, tracking the gritty, scandalous, and accidental history of film.
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Drop a follow so you don’t miss Episode 4, where we dive into the unhinged, life-threatening world of silent film stunts! 🍿👇
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#Hollywood #FilmHistory #MovieTrivia #didyouknow #HollywoodHistory

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