When was the first movie with sound ever made and who made it?

Answer 1

AnswerThomas Edison and W.K.L Dickinson paired up in 1895 to make the first film that included the use of sound.

In 1913 Edison compiled 19 talking films, however projectionists were not appropriately trained and often sound and image were out of synch, resulting in audience dissatisfaction.

The first successful synchronous film was Warner Brothers 'Don Jaun' 1926, consisting of a music score and sound effects.

Warner Brothers 'The Jazz Singer' 1927 was the first synchronous film with dialogue.

Answer 2

The first feature length movie with sound included is generally acknowledged to be "The Jazz Singer" with Al Jolson, released in 1927 although there were short novelty films with sound prior to that (in fact, Jolson made one in 1926, "A Plantation Act". It has not survived.)

Answer 3

The first sound movie was shown in the late 1920s.

Answer 4

The Jazz Singer

The Jazz Singer

Answer 5

1929 ---- That's incorrect. "The Jazz Singer" (1927) had sound. It was the first feature length film with sound dialog. There may be earlier films with sound that I'm not aware of.

Answer 6

The first full length movie with sound was "The jazz singer", released in 1927.

Answer 7

the jazz singer

Answer 8

The Jazz Singer - 1927