Early cinema today : the art of programming and live performance

Early cinema today : the art of programming and live performance / edited by Martin Loiperdinger.

Invented in the 1890s and premiered in Paris by the Lumière brothers, the cinematograph along with Louis Le Prince's single-lens camera projector are considered by film historians to be the precursors to modern-day motion picture devices. These early movies were often shown in town halls, on f...

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Loiperdinger, Martin (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: New Barnet, Hertfordshire, UK : John Libbey Publishing, [2012]
Series:KINtop studies in early cinema ; v. 1.
Subjects:
1900-1910
Motion pictures.
Short films > Europe.
Motion pictures > Europe > 1900-1910.
PERFORMING ARTS > Reference.
Motion pictures
Short films
Europe
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Table of Contents:
  • Early Cinema Today:; The Art of; Programming and; Live Performance; Early Cinema Today:; The Art of; Programming and; Live Performance; Edited by; Martin Loiperdinger; Contents; Martin Loiperdinger; Preface; PART I; Programming and Performing; Early Cinema Today -; Outstanding Examples; Andrea Haller and Martin Loiperdinger; Stimulating the Audience:; Early Cinema's Short Film Programme Format 1906 to 1912; PART I; Programming and Performing; Early Cinema Today -; Outstanding Examples; Mariann Lewinsky; The Best Years of Film History:; A Hundred Years Ago; Tom Gunning.
  • 'From the Bottom of the Sea':Early Film at the Oberhausen Festival; Madeleine Bernstorff; From the Past to the Future:; Suffragettes -Extremists of Visibility in Berlin; Eric de Kuyper; Silent Films in their First Decades
  • Objects for Research or for Exhibition?; Vanessa Toulmin; Programming the Local:; Mitchell & Kenyon and the Local Film Show; PART II; Crazy Cinématographe; Early Cinema Performance on; the Luxembourg Fairground; Claude Bertemes, Nicole Dahlen; Back to the Future:; Early Cinema and Late Economy of Attention; An interim report about Crazy Cinématographe; Dick Tomasovic.
  • The Crazy Cinématographe, or the Art of the Impromptu SpectatorClaude Bertemes, Nicole Dahlen; The Art of Crazy Programming; Documentation of Crazy Cinématographe Programmes, 2007 to 2010; CONCLUSION; Frank Kessler; Programming and Performing Early Cinema; Today: Strategies and Dispositifs; The Contributors; Picture credits; KINtop.

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