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The Phantoscope, a prototype of the motion picture projector was invented by Charles Francis Jenkins, while living in Washington D.C. in the early 1890s. He displayed the first motion picture before an audience, using reeled film and electric light, in 1894 in Richmond, Indiana, near his boyhood home. Jenkins twice patented the machine before selling it to a partner who then sold it to Thomas Edison.
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Which state invented motion pictures?
new jersy
What state invented motion pictures movie theater?
PIZZA
When did thomas Edison invent the motion pictures?
Thomas Edison invented the motion picture in 1896
Where where motion pictures invented?
New Jersey
What are three things Thomas Edison invented?
The three things Thomas Edison invented are... 1. Electric lighting 2. Sound recording 3. Motion pictures
What forced motion pictures and radio to innovate in order to keep their audiences?
the tv was probably invented
What is Benjamin's favorite movie?
Franklin died many decades before motion pictures were invented.
What is Benjamin Franklins favorite movie?
Franklin died many decades before motion pictures were invented.
What is George Washington favorite movies?
George Washington died about 90 years before the motion picture was invented.
What has the author Christopher Deacy written?
Christopher Deacy has written: 'Faith In Film' -- subject(s): Christianity, Motion pictures, Religious aspects of Motion pictures 'Theology and film' -- subject(s): Christianity, Motion pictures, Religious aspects of Motion pictures 'Screening the afterlife' -- subject(s): Death in motion pictures, Motion pictures, Resurrection in motion pictures, Christianity
What has the author Nino Genovese written?
Nino Genovese has written: 'Cineolie' -- subject(s): Motion pictures, Motion picture locations, In motion pictures 'Cineolie' -- subject(s): Motion pictures, Motion picture locations, In motion pictures
What has the author Deborah Barker written?
Deborah Barker has written: 'American cinema and the southern imaginary' -- subject(s): In motion pictures, Motion pictures and history, Memory in motion pictures, African Americans in motion pictures, Race relations in motion pictures
