Some early films for our consideration: <\/p>\n
Early Lumiere Brothers films<\/a>, screened on Cinematograph, 1895 <\/p>\n At the Foot of the Flatiron Building<\/a>, 1903 American Mutoscope and Biograph Company, 2:45 min. A Trip Down San Francisco’s Market Street, 1906<\/a> (just before the great earthquake \/ fire) 11 min.<\/p>\n A Brief History of Film<\/a> (Project Happening) <\/p>\n Gunning: “How was this film shot and edited?”<\/p>\n 1943 Twentieth Century Fox \/ Office of War Information film, “It’s Everybody’s War,<\/a>” narrated by Hollywood star Henry Fonda<\/p>\n Sergio Leone, Final Shootout<\/a>, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly<\/em> (1966) <\/p>\n NYT “Anatomy of a Scene” from The Revenant<\/a> (2015) <\/p>\n The Long Take<\/a>, Atonement (2007)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Some early films for our consideration: Early Lumiere Brothers films, screened on Cinematograph, 1895 At the Foot of the Flatiron Building, 1903 American Mutoscope and Biograph Company, 2:45 min. New York City Jewish “ghetto” Fish Market, 1903 American Mutoscope and … Continue reading
\nNew York City Jewish “ghetto” Fish Market<\/a>, 1903 American Mutoscope and Biography Company, 3:15 min.
\nNew York City in a Blizzard<\/a>, 1902 Edison Films, 3:32 min. <\/p>\n