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What is the size of CinemaScope films?
1cm
What is a fantascope?
It is the type of movie which was prior to the cinemascope era and only used half of the movie screen.
What are some words to describe the Tom and Jerry show?
1940 * 001.Puss Gets the Boot (in this short, Tom and Jerry are known as Jasper the cat and an unnamed mouse) 1941 * 002.The Midnight Snack (from this short onwards, the cat and mouse duo are known as Tom and Jerry) * 003.The Night Before Christmas 1942 * 004.Fraidy Cat * 005.Dog Trouble * 006.Puss N Toots * 007.The Bowling Alley Cat * 008.Fine Feathered Friend 1943 * 009.Sufferin Cats! * 010.The Lonesome Mouse * 011.The Yankee Doodle Mouse * 012.Baby Puss 1944 * 013.The Zoot Cat * 014.The Million Dollar Cat * 015.The Bodyguard * 016.Puttin on the Dog * 017.Mouse Trouble 1945 * 018.The Mouse Comes to Dinner * 019.Mouse in Manhattan * 020.Tee for Two * 021.Flirty Birdy * 022.Quiet Please! 1946 * 023.Springtime for Thomas * 024.The Milky Waif * 025.Trap Happy * 026.Solid Serenade 1947 * 027.Cat Fishin * 028.Part Time Pal * 029.The Cat Concerto * 030.Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse * 031.Salt Water Tabby * 032.A Mouse in the House * 033.The Invisible Mouse 1948 * 034.Kitty Foiled * 035.The Truce Hurts * 036.Old Rockin Chair Tom * 037.Professor Tom * 038.Mouse Cleaning 1949 * 039.Polka-Dot Puss * 040.The Little Orphan * 041.Hatch Up Your Troubles * 042.Heavenly Puss * 043.The Cat and the Mermouse * 044.Love That Pup * 045.Jerry s Diary (first short with flashbacks to Tee for Two, Mouse Trouble, Solid Serenade and The Yankee Doodle Mouse) * 046.Tennis Chumps 1950 * 047.Little Quacker * 048.Saturday Evening Puss * 049.Texas Tom * 050.Jerry and the Lion * 051.Safety Second * 052.Tom and Jerry in the Hollywood Bowl * 053.The Framed Cat * 054.Cue Ball Cat 1951 * 055.Casanova Cat * 056.Jerry and the Goldfish * 057.Jerry s Cousin * 058.Sleepy-Time Tom * 059.His Mouse Friday * 060.Slicked-up Pup * 061.Nit-witty Kitty * 062.Cat Napping 1952 * 063.The Flying Cat * 064.The Duck Doctor * 065.The Two Mouseketeers (first short in which Jerry and Tuffy are mouseketeers) * 066.Smitten Kitten (another flashback short, featuring clips from Salt Water Tabby, The Mouse Comes to Dinner, Texas Tom and Solid Serenade) * 067.Triplet Trouble * 068.Little Runaway * 069.Fit to be Tied * 070.Push-Button Kitty * 071.Cruise Cat * 072.The Dog House 1953 * 073.The Missing Mouse * 074.Jerry and Jumbo * 075.Johann Mouse * 076.That s My Pup! * 077.Just Ducky * 078.Two Little Indians * 079.Life with Tom (flashback short #3, featuring Cat Fishin , The Little Orphan and Kitty Foiled) 1954 * 080.Puppy Tale * 081.Posse Cat * 082.Hic-cup Pup * 083.Little School Mouse * 084.Baby Butch * 085.Mice Follies * 086.Neapolitan Mouse * 087.Downhearted Duckling * 088.Pet Peeve (in standard and CinemaScope formats/from this short Tom s owner is a white Yuppie-style couple) * 089.Touch, Pussy Cat! (in standard and CinemaScope formats/second mouseketeer short) 1955 * 090.Southbound Duckling (in standard and CinemaScope formats) * 091.Pup on a Picnic * 092.Mouse for Sale * 093.Designs on Jerry * 094.Tom and Chrie (in CinemaScope format/third mouseketeer short) * 095.Smarty Cat (the final Hanna-Barbera "wrap-around" episode, featuring flashbacks to Solid Serenade, Cat Fishin and Fit to Be Tied) * 096.Pecos Pest * 097.That s My Mommy (in CinemaScope format) 1956 (All cartoons in CinemaScope) * 098.The Flying Sorceress * 099.The Egg and Jerry (CinemaScope remake of Hatch Up Your Troubles) * 100.Busy Buddies * 101.Muscle Beach Tom * 102.Down Beat Bear * 103.Blue Cat Blues * 104.Barbecue Brawl (Perspecta Stereo) 1957 (All cartoons in CinemaScope and Perspecta Stereo) * 105.Tops with Pops (CinemaScope remake of Love That Pup) * 106.Timid Tabby * 107.Feedin the Kiddie (CinemaScope remake of The Little Orphan) * 108.Mucho Mouse * 109.Tom s Photo Finish 1958 (All cartoons in CinemaScope and Perspecta Stereo) * 110.Happy Go Ducky * 111.Royal Cat Nap (fourth and final mouseketeer short) * 112.The Vanishing Duck * 113.Robin Hoodwinked * 114.Tot Watchers Directed by Gene Deitch for Rembrandt Films (1961 1962) - 13 cartoons Credits * Directed by Gene Deitch * Produced by William L. Snyder * Written by Larz Bourne, Chris Jenkyns, Eli Bauer * Music by Steven Konichek * Voice by Alen Swift 1961 * 115.Switchin Kitten * 116.Down and Outing * 117.It s Greek to Me-ow 1962 * 118.High Steaks * 119.Mouse Into Space * 120.Landing Stripling * 121.Calypso Cat * 122.Dicky Moe * 123.The Tom and Jerry Cartoon Kit * 124.Tall in the Trap * 125.Sorry Safari * 126.Buddies Thicker Than Water * 127.Carmen Get It! Directed by Chuck Jones for Sib Tower 12 / MGM Animation Visual Arts (1963 1967) - 34 cartoons Credits * Directed by Chuck Jones, Maurice Noble, Ben Washam, Abe Levitow, Tom Ray, Jim Pabian (137th short) * Produced by Chuck Jones, Walter Bien, Les Goldman, Earl Jonas * Written by Michael Maltese, Jim Pabian, Bob Ogle, John W. Dunn, Irv Spector * Music by Eugene Poddany, Carl Brandt, Dean Elliott * Animation by Dick Thompson, Ken Harris, Don Towsley, Tom Ray, Philip Roman * Story by Bob Ogle, Tom Ray * Vocal Effects by Mel Blanc 1963 * 128.Pent-House Mouse 1964 * 129.The Cat Above and the Mouse Below * 130.Is There a Doctor in the Mouse? * 131.Much Ado About Mousing * 132.Snowbody Loves Me * 133.The Unshrinkable Jerry Mouse 1965 * 134.Ah, Sweet Mouse-Story of Life * 135.Tom-ic Energy * 136.Bad Day at Cat Rock * 137.The Brothers Carry-Mouse-Off * 138.Haunted Mouse * 139.I m Just Wild About Jerry * 140.Of Feline Bondage * 141.The Year of the Mouse * 142.The Cat s Me-Ouch! 1966 * 143.Duel Personality * 144.Jerry, Jerry, Quite Contrary * 145.Jerry-Go-Round * 146.Love Me, Love My Mouse * 147.Puss n Boats * 148.Filet Meow * 149.Matinee Mouse (Directed by Tom Ray/flashback cartoon with Love That Pup, The Flying Cat, Professor Tom, The Missing Mouse and The Truce Hurts) * 150.The A-Tom-Inable Snowman * 151.Catty-Cornered 1967 * 152.Cat and Dupli-cat * 153.O-Solar Meow * 154.Guided Mouse-ille * 155.Rock n Rodent * 156.Cannery Rodent * 157.The Mouse from H.U.N.G.E.R. * 158.Surf-Bored Cat * 159.Shutter Bugged Cat (Directed by Tom Ray/final flashback cartoon with Part Time Pal, The Yankee Doodle Mouse, Nit-witty Kitty, Johann Mouse, Heavenly Puss and Designs on Jerry) * 160.Advance and Be Mechanized * 161.Purr-Chance to Dream Download links
Who invented the IMAX widescreen?
There are mainly people behind this technology to have invented the IMAX. Some of the guys were namely William C. Shaw, Nicholas Mulders, Roman Kroiter and Graeme Ferguson. There were many efforts made to improve the impact of movies. The very first one was in 1929, when Fox developed the 70mm format called Fox Grandeur. After that, many efforts soon followed including the VistaVision in 1954 and the CinemaScope in 1953. The very first IMAX film was entitled "Tiger Child," which became part of Expo 70 that was held in Osaka, Japan.
What is the scope of film making?
There are lots of scopes in film makin spkn in technical sense, It is Bioscope and cinemascope... but, i reckon itz not ur question, You can really make a life out of it.. derz a lot of scope/demand for making films.. Promos, Tech videos, documentaries on almost eveythn', films for entertainment, motivation, for the sake of art, emotion and even physicalities.. Everybody needs 2 communicate and an effective movie like a brilliant theatrework iz a great way of communication... infact itz a huuuuge industry, Lots of different audience, different ppl 2 impress and at the same time u need 2b happy doin dat.. d way u feel 4 ur idea iz business here.. \m/
What is another name for widescreen movie format?
Cinemascope
What are the CinemaScope films?
Thousands of theatrical motion pictures worldwide have been filmed and exhibited in an anamorphic wide screen process such as CinemaScope or Panavision since 1953 whe the the motion picture industry (20th Century Fox) intriduced CinemaScope with the world premiere of The Robe on Seopt3ember 16 at New York City's Roxy Theater.
Which is the first cinemascope Nepali movie?
paral ko aago
What is the size of CinemaScope films?
1cm
What is a fantascope?
It is the type of movie which was prior to the cinemascope era and only used half of the movie screen.
When did cinemascope begin?
Although the anamorphic lens on which the wide screen motion picture process CinemaScope is based was developed in the 1920s by Frenchman Henri Chretien, the lens was publically demonstrated for the first time in the United States under the trademark "CinemaScope" on September 16, 1953, at New York City's Roxy Theater with the world premiere of Twentieth Century-Fox's The Robe. Twentieth Century Fox secured the rights to Cretien's lenses, but the lens concept, itself, was in the public domain. Consequently, other studios and optical firms quickly developed anamorphic lenses compatible with the CinemaScope process and marketed the lenses under various trademarks such as Panavision and Naturama.
Why do cinema scope movies in television vertically shrink?
CinemaScope is a wide format film. To make it fit on a television screen, the picture has to be shrunk.
Invented by Henri chretien and developed by 20th century fox to replace the multi-projector cinerama process what widescreen format was used for such movies as the robe and Disney's 20000 leagues?
CinemaScope
Were there really ghosts in the bioscope?
Bioscope has two meanings. l. it is a now-obsolete term for a movie house or movie theater, possibly proprietary- like Cinemascope or Cinerama), 2. it is a type of projection microscope ( rather expensive) used in some biology classes. There is nothing paranormal about either usage!
What movie and television projects has Shinsuke Chikaishi been in?
Shinsuke Chikaishi has: Played Narrator in "Memory" in 1964. Played Masuo Fuguta in "Sazae-san" in 1969. Played Inspector Koichi Zenigata - Cinemascope version in "Rupan sansei: Pilot Film" in 1969. Played Narration in "TV Jockey" in 1971. Played Himself - Narrator in "Hajimete no otsukai" in 1990. Played Narrator in "Sore ga shiritai: Nippon omoshiroine" in 2012.
What is a panorama movie?
A motion picture using one of several patented wide-angle, three D, or similar processes for production and viewing. examples include Cinerama, Cinemiracle, Todd A-0 ( which meant Alpha-Omega) Cinemascope, etc. There are also panoramic STAGES which may have turntable components, generally a 360 degree walk-around provision, etc. an example was the Show-Go-Round devised by Puppeteer Bil Baird at the New York World"s Fair Chrysler exhibit. I believe this covers all the angles, pun intended.
What three people invented the imax?
Refered as the Image Maximum or IMAX, this film format is a projection standard and movie format developed by IMAX Corp. of Canada. A number of people are known to have contributed in the development of IMAX namely William C. Shaw, Nicholas Mulders, Roman Kroiter and Graeme Ferguson. Prior to this, efforts were made to improve the visual impact of movies. The very first one was in 1929, when Fox developed the 70mm format called Fox Grandeur. After that, many efforts soon followed including the VistaVision in 1954 and the CinemaScope in 1953.
