History of Video ProductionBy: Mallari McClaran

1830

•The Fantascope or Phenakistiscope was invented by Joseph Plateau

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1870

• John Hyatt discovered the solvent action of camphor on cellulose creating celluloid.

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1887

• In 1887 Thomas Edison patents the first motion picture camera.

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1888

•Edison attempts to record picture photos onto a wax cylinder.

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1893

•Thomas Edison's Black Maria was the first film production studio in the world.

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1936

•The first television broadcast was made. The broadcast was available in London.

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1951

•The first video tape recorder (VTR) was made by Charles Ginsburg. The VTR converted the image and put it on magnetic tape.

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1956

• John Baird, a Scottish engineer, was one of the earliest pioneers in capturing moving images for television production.

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1870

• John Wesley Hyatt was an American manufacturer in in plastics, and the inventor of celluloid.

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1931

•Tennessee Eastman began marketing its first cellulose acetate yarn in the textile field.

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1937

•Kodak made it’s first slide projector, the KODASLIDE Projector.

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1947

•The world's first commercial using synthetic vitamin A began at Distillation Product Industries (DPI).

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1951

•CBS broadcast the very first commercial color TV program.

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1973

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2010

•The first 3D movie was filmed in 2010. The movie was James Cameron’s movie Avatar.

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1980

•Video cameras designed for personal use, now called camcorders, became available to the general public in the 1980s.

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1984

•The International Telecommunications Union (ITU), created the first digital video standard known as H.120.

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1984

•H.120 eventually led researchers to find a way to compress bitrates, which later led to the ability to stream video.

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1990

•MPEG-4 and high-definition standards came and made it possible to move from video cassette to DVDS.

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1990

•Companies who had invented the camcorder began to miniaturize and digitize their machines.

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