this movies and technology They have been in a relationship since 1895, when the Lumière brothers presented the first film in story format.

this cinema and technology passed through different stages: silence, sound, color and super products. This is all thanks to the advancement of technology and the opening of society to new expressions and creations. Cinema will always have an important place in culture, as human beings have been fascinated with telling and listening to stories since the earliest times they existed.

But without the presence of technology, all this mastery is like jumping out of a plane without a parachute, as it is the second major driver of the Seventh Art. Infobae brings 6 movies and feature films whose technological advances have completely changed the seventh art.

Sallie Gardner Galloping (Horse in Motion, 1879)

Are all four feet of the horse in the air when the animal is galloping? The first was a simple question, and over time it has become a framed photography experience, thanks to motion photography at the heart of cinema today.

created by Eadweard Muybridge “Sallie Gardner Gallops” consists of a series of photos of a galloping horse, then batched at 24fps with a zoopraxiscope, also designed by Muybridge.

Journey to the Moon (‘Le Voyage dans la Lune’, 1902)

Mention of Georges Méliès is not only because of this jewel titled ‘Voyage dans la Lune’, but also because of rich and fascinating images from your guide.

The work of the legendary French director turned into very creative innovations with the use and perfection of amazing techniques and special effects. stop motion wave double exposure like logistics, because Méliès world’s first movie studio

The filmmaker is said to have created a series of paper shutters that act as diffusers to avoid harsh shadows caused by sunlight.

Vanity Fair (‘Becky Sharp’, 1935)

The relationship between film and color is almost like the environment. There are many precedents for the wide variety of experiences and features of the first decade of the 20th century, from the colors of the film to 1935, when Vanity Fair was created.

this movie Roueben Mamulian First, it was shot with Tech-Strip TechColor technique, which captures the image on three different films, one for each primary color at the same time.

Mary Poppins (1964)

Animatronic gave unforgettable images and creatures, sculpture ‘Shark’ In ET, Joe Dante’s Greelin or ‘Jurassic Park’.

But before all these examples, ‘Mary Poppins’ introduced us to the first historical animation: The favorite little bird comes with the sitter that Julie Andrew played while singing ‘Spoons of Multiple Sugars’.

This land is my land (‘Bound for Glory’, 1976)

Despite the existence of other stabilization systems and the occasional invention to be achieved, before stabilization came into existence, the only way to move the camera around a studio, coupled with the dexterity of the operators, was to attach to the indomitable dolly.

But in 1975, Garrett Brown took a new step towards cinematic storytelling. fixed cameraIn a sequence shot above these lines, which was first seen in the 1976 feature film ‘This Is My Land’, directed by Brown himself and camera descends from a crane following one of the characters in the movie for a few minutes.

Toy Story (1995)

After surprising half the world with short films like ‘Luxo Jr.’, ‘Tin Toy’ or ‘Knick Knack’, the animation studio was founded in 1995. pixar produced the first CGI feature film in history (a technique in which three-dimensional graphics are used to simulate objects with different shapes, textures, and movements).

‘Toy Story’ has been directed by John Lasseter for years used 300 cpu to render the whole movie and as well as exhibiting excellent storytelling, Thanks to him, he gave the first realistic streets. computer.