Iluminace 2001, 13(3):81-90

Film Movement in the Cinematograph

Ivan Klimeš

The paper deals with the speed of film movement in the cinematograph in the silent film era and its dependence on the projectionist's will, frame rate and motion capture. The paper was presented at the conference Motion (in) Film in Mikulov in October 2000.

Keywords: history of film, projection, film projectors, projectionists, technical equipment, technical development, movement in film

Published: September 1, 2001  Show citation

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Klimeš, I. (2001). Film Movement in the Cinematograph. Iluminace, 13(3), 81-90
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