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- DirectorP.J.C. JanssenSeries of photographs of the transit of the planet Venus across the Sun in 1874.
- DirectorÉmile ReynaudPre-cinematography color animation of Abstract expressionism.
- DirectorÉmile ReynaudBetween 1877 and 1879, Émile Reynaud realized three series of 10 animations for his Praxinoscope. La danse sur la corde is animation number 7 of the first series.
- DirectorÉmile ReynaudBetween 1877 and 1879, Émile Reynaud realized three series of 10 animations for his Praxinoscope. La jeu de corde is animation number 9 of the first series.
- DirectorÉmile ReynaudBetween 1877 and 1879, Émile Reynaud realized three series of 10 animations for his Praxinoscope. "Zimm. Boum. Boum!" is animation number 10 of the first series.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeStarsGilbert DommSallie GardnerThe clip shows a jockey, Gilbert Domm, riding a horse, Sallie Gardner. The clip is not filmed; instead, it consists of 24 individual photographs shot in rapid succession, making a moving picture when using a zoopraxiscope.
- DirectorÉmile ReynaudPre-cinematograph colour animation of the monkey playing his violin
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeStarsEadweard MuybridgeIn this brief photographic sequence, Eadweard Muybridge himself poses nude and swings a miner's pick, in 18 different photographs.
- DirectorÉmile ReynaudBetween 1877 and 1879, Émile Reynaud realized three series of 10 animations for his Praxinoscope. "Les Chiens Savants" is animation number 8 of the first series.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeImages show the skeleton of a horse running.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeTwo women shake hands and kiss. The first ever moving image of a kiss was not filmed, but consists of individual photographs shot by Eadweard Muybridge in rapid succession, making a moving picture when using Muybridge's zoopraxiscope.
- DirectorDavid Peck ToddTelescopic chronophotography of the 1882 transit of Venus as observed from Lick Observatory.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeIndividual photographs of the running of a buffalo shot in rapid succession.
- DirectorÉtienne-Jules MareyA machine tries to replicate a man walking.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series a photographs, depicting a nude model coming down a staircase and towards the viewer.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeThis series of images by Muybridge pictures a cockatoo in flight.
- DirectorLouis Aimé Augustin Le PrinceA frame sequence featuring a man walking around a corner.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeEadweard Muybridge photographs a capybara in motion.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeEadweard Muybridge's motion photography film depicts a child bringing a bouquet of flowers to a topless woman who kisses his cheek.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeEadweard Muybridge's nude female model sits down in a chair in a series of photographs taken to study the human locomotion.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA semi-nude female model crosses a creek on stepping stones, in one hand a fishing pole; in the other a basket.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA brief series photography by British Photographer Eadweard Muybridge featuring two boys playing leapfrog.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeStarsBouquetTwo shots of a thoroughbred horse at a gallop, with a rider: one from the side, the other from the front.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeTwo series of photos showing a pig walking. One is taken from the front, the other from the side.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA nude model wearing a see-through skirt jumping from one rock another other rock. It begins on a frontal view and ends on a side view.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeStarsDaisyA man riding a horse jumps over an obstacle.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA locomotion study by Muybridge, made up of still photographs and featuring some chickens frightened at the explosion of several torpedoes.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA detailed human locomotion study of photos, showing a woman opening a parasol.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeEadweard Muybridge photographs a dog running from two different angles: one from the side, one from the back.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeTwo series of images by Eadweard Muybridge of an ostrich walking: one taken from the side, the other from the back.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA female lion walking in a series of photographs shot by Eadweard Muybridge.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series of images of a nude model picking up a translucent skirt from the floor.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeAn ox in motion is photographed by Eadweard Muybridge in a series of photographs taken to study the animal locomotion.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeStarsRuthA mule kicking with her hind legs, photographed by Eadweard Muybridge.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA film experiment featuring one of Eadweard Muybridge's nude female models getting into a bed.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeThis series of photographs depict two nude models: a woman and a young child, as the woman picks up the child.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeMuybridge photographs a tigress, or female tiger, in the action of walking.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series of images by Muybridge of a gnu in motion.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeEadweard Muybridge's nude female model is depicted in a series of images, detailing her bending over and pouring water from a jug.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeTwo separate series of photographs, (one taken from the front, the other from the back) showing a nude woman jumping up and down on one foot.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeAn orex at a gallop, photographed by Eadweard Muybridge.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series of photographs of an antelope in motion, photographed by Eadweard Muybridge.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series of photographic images by photographer Eadweard Muybridge, showing a nude woman picking up a baseball and throwing it.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA flock of various birds is shown in a series of photographs by Muybridge.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series of photographs depicting a sloth in motion, photographed by Muybridge.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeThis motion study of animal locomotion by Muybridge features a raccoon walking.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA nude model poses for a series of photographs, which depict her setting down a jug on the floor.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series of photographs picturing an elephant walking.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series of images photographed by Eadweard Muybridge, featuring a goat walking.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA baboon is shown walking on all fours in this photographic series by Muybridge.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series of photographs shot by Eadweard Muybridge, depicting an adjutant walking.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA Virginia deer is shown in a series of photographs, in the action of galloping.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA photographic series depicting a baboon climbing up a pole.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeEadweard Muybridge photographs an eland in motion.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA kangaroo in shown in motion in a series of photographs: first shown at a walk, them gradually changing to jumping.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA guanaco in motion, in the action of galloping, as photographed by Eadweard Muybridge.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series of photographs depicting a male lion walking, shot by Eadweard Muybridge.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series of photographs of a man in a suit taking a hat off his head.
- DirectorEadweard MuybridgeA series of photographs showing the movements of a walking leopard.
- DirectorOttomar AnschützA horse with rider jumping over an obstacle
- DirectorLouis Aimé Augustin Le PrinceA shot of people walking on The Leeds Bridge.
- DirectorLouis Aimé Augustin Le PrinceStarsAnnie HartleyAdolphe Le PrinceJoseph WhitleyIn the garden, a man asks his friends to do something silly for him to record on film.
- DirectorLouis Aimé Augustin Le PrinceStarsAdolphe Le PrinceA very brief film of a man playing the accordion.
- DirectorWilliam Carr CroftsWordsworth DonisthorpeA shot of Trafalgar Square.
- DirectorWilliam Friese-GreeneLost film from 1890, directed by William Friese-Greene.
- DirectorÉtienne-Jules MareyShot of the flight of a fly.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonWilliam HeiseStarsGiuseppe Sacco AlbaneseOne of W.K.L. Dickson's laboratory workers horses around for the camera.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonWilliam HeiseStarsGiuseppe Sacco AlbaneseIn an experiment that follows up on the results of 'Monkeyshines, No. 1', an Edison company worker again moves around in front of the motion picture camera.
- DirectorGeorges DemenÿStarsGeorges DemenÿMedium close-up of a man saying "Je vous aime".
- DirectorÉtienne-Jules MareyShot of two people fencing.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonAn athlete swings Indian clubs.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsWilliam K.L. DicksonThe very first American film shown to public audiences and the press. It depicts William K.L. Dickson taking off his hat and greeting the audience.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonWilliam HeiseTwo men wearing boxing gloves prepare to spar in the Edison Company studio.
- DirectorÉtienne-Jules MareyIn this early film experiment a wave crashes against a jagged rock.
- DirectorÉmile ReynaudOne night, Arlequin come to see his lover Colombine. But then Pierrot knocks at the door and Colombine and Arlequin hide. Pierrot starts singing but Arlequin scares him and the poor man goes away.I put it here since it's not completely lost. the 5 minute that survived were watched
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonExperimental film to test the new kinetoscope which depicts two men practicing fencing.
- StarsWilliam K.L. DicksonWilliam HeiseTwo men shake hands for the Kinetograph.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsWilliam K.L. DicksonOne of the pictures to be seen in the machine, for example, was that of a blacksmith shop in which two men were working, one shoeing a horse, the other heating iron at the forge. One would be seen to drive the nail into the shoe of the horse's hoof, to change his position and every movement needed in the work was clearly shown as if the object was in real (life). In fact, the whole routine of the two men's labour and their movements for the day was presented to the view of the observer.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsCharles KayserJohn OttThree men hammer on an anvil and pass a bottle of beer around.
- DirectorÉtienne-Jules MareyRabbits jump, play and interact with each other in multiple different sequences.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsFred OttA man (Thomas Edison's assistant) takes a pinch of snuff and sneezes. This is one of the earliest Thomas Edison films and was the first motion picture to be copyrighted in the United States.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonWilliam HeiseStarsHenry WeltonTwo gamecocks are fighting inside a wire cage, while two spectators look on in the background. The two men agree to make a bet on the outcome. One of them shows his money to the other, who is commenting on the fight.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonA gymnast assumes a number of positions while holding a wand in both hands.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsCarmencitaPerforming on what looks like a small wooden stage, wearing a dress with a hoop skirt and white high-heeled pumps, Carmencita does a dance with kicks and twirls, a smile always on her face.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsFrancis E. ButlerAnnie OakleyAnnie Oakley, the 'Little Miss Sure Shot' of the 'Wild West' gives an exhibition of rifle shooting at glass balls and clay pigeons in a film from the Edison Catalog.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsEna Bertoldi"The marvelous lady contortionist and acrobat."
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsEugen SandowEugen Sandow, who claims to be the strongest man in the world, appears in the Edison Company's film studio.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. Dickson"Showing the wind-up of a political discussion. Dramatis personae: A Democrat, a Republican, a Bar Maid, and a Policeman."
- DirectorWilliam K.L. Dickson
- DirectorWilliam K.L. Dickson
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsJack CushingMike LeonardIn the background, five fans lean on the ropes looking into the ring. The referee is to the left; like the fans, he hardly moves as two fighters swing roundhouse blows at each other. Mike Leonard, in white trunks, is the aggressor; in black, Jack Cushing stands near the edge of the ring, warily pawing the air as Leonard comes at him. A couple of punches land, but the fighters maintain their upright postures.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonWilliam HeiseStarsHenry Welton"A glove contest between trained cats. A very comical and amusing subject, and is sure to create a great laugh." (by Edison Films)
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsJuan A. Caicedo"King of the slack wire. His daring feats of balancing as he performs his thrilling feats in midair show that he is perfectly at home." (from Edison Films)
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsJuan A. Caicedo
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsWilliam K.L. DicksonThe earliest extant sound film. William K.L. Dickson stands in the background next to a huge sound pickup horn connected to a Thomas Edison phonograph recorder. As he plays a violin, two men dance in the foreground. This film was made to demonstrate a new Thomas Edison machine, the Kinetophone. These machines were Kinetoscope peepshow viewers mated with Thomas Edison wax cylinder phonographs. But the Kinetophone never caught on and this film was never released. The film still exists, but the phonograph soundtrack has been lost.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsFlorence EwerLenora EwerMildred EwerThree beautiful girls La Regloncita, La Graciosa and La Preciosa in a charming dance.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsHair CoatParts His HairLast HorseThree Sioux Indians perform a 'buffalo dance', while two others use drums to supply a rhythm. The three dancers move around in a circle as they perform the various actions that are part of the dance.
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonWilliam HeiseA group of Sioux Indians from Buffalo Bill's Wild West exhibition demonstrates a dance called a "ghost dance".
- DirectorWilliam K.L. DicksonStarsEugene HornbackerMurphyA referee and five fans (including a waiter in his apron) look on as two young men box. The dark-haired, slightly taller boxer throws a right and the light-haired smaller one goes down; but he's up before the referee starts counting. After the knockdown, the boxers mostly hit each other's gloves. The fans, at least one of whom is sitting inside the ring, show no animation. They're all men, dressed in a range of late 19th-century garb.