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The final step came with the HFF movie Polyester, which had smell. Audiences received a smell card.
Mr. D.W. Griffith looks something like Bing Crosby.
Too bad Amadeus which came out in 1984 missed the big sound improvement in 86. That movie still blew me away anyway!
Hi, it's a cool video, i wanna watch it with subtitle,but it's not sync with video, can you handle it?
Outstanding! This might be the best explanationof what makes movies great entertainment.
hello, I love the video is really interesting to learn some new things and the way that you explain is perfect for me, this was funny because I am a bilingual person and my dad can't speak English well, so I activate the subtitles and my Dad was really confused because the subtitles don't match with nothing form the video and we can't stop laughing about that.
so later I try to explain everything to him in the correct way.
but this no matters because you make me have a good time.
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Where. E e e e e e e. E e eebsndnnd
I love what you say at the end
Hey uhh your captions aren't matching up…..
You forgot to mention Alan Blumlein who pioneered stereo sound for movies as far back as 1935.
Great video guys ….
Lowe was the parent company of MGM. It did not 'become' MGM.
Thank you for this video. But I still have one question. I didn't found the answer on the net yet…. Maybe you know it… When was the first transonic screen invented?
Edison didn't invent shit, he was a businessman and paid people to invent and took the credit. Tesla was a real nventor.
I heard once that Jack Warner said in the very early days of sound "Who the hell wants to hear actors talk?". Oops.
I heard the THX as soon as I saw the logo on the screen. I still remember my skull rattling when my brother would hook up the subwoofer to watch a movie.
I love surround sound so much!
The Best documentary on the subject and Yes, I have watched them all!
Wow. The first sound picture was 2 stout men dancing. Edison was very woke long before being woke was cool.
outstanding
Amazing. I loveeeee this channel. Can we have more
It's been a whole day watching your videos… didn't realize I used whole day.. Not sure if I continue , hahaha, but thank you very much, your passion stands out. wow surprising it's 2014 video…. ;;
Sound effects in YouTube videos are like nails on a chalkboard. Or chalk on a chalkboard.
Great informative video, I teach video production and showed this to my classes for our intro to sound unit!
im here because of school
Very interesting. Greetings from Germany 😉
Lol you put the wrong poster for "A Star is Born" at 25:52. You put the poster for Judy Garland's 1954 version instead of Barbara Streisand's 1976 version.
I love your videos, I have been using them in music class for my middle school students very well put together.
A great lesso. You are amazing at keepung me focussed and keeping the spark there
The captions go astray about halfway through.
Passion in the video. I'll never look at sound the same way again.
First, this should be an answer to someone making a joke about the first sound film test.
After almost writing, I was looking for an example and Google wasn't anything than my friend, thought, I would mean "Master".
When I suddenly found, my started commentary was gone, the commentary I want to reply, is also gone or hidden or so.
Ok, this way.
Before electronic amplification the only possible way to do sound film was to use pre-recorded music and that the singer songs along. The "microphone" would have been too large and has to be too close, as seen in the Dixon test film.
A good example is this: https://youtu.be/cSJ90Flr-t4
Laurel and Hardy used title cards to improve the humor and the same way they used sound.
Chaplin liked in sound film, that the music is in every theater the same, but want to keep the "silent movie style". He said, when the "Tramp" speaks, it will be the last movie with the "Tramp". And so "The Great Dictator" was the last appearance of the "Tramp".
Later, Chaplin made also jokes about widescreen film.
I'm incredibly happy to find this channel. I've been working in cg for 10 years now, and have learned a lot from your video's! Keep up the good work!
Boy I just discovered your channel. Am I going to bingewatch everything ? YES SIR !
Jesus, I'm going through your videos and you have gone through an entire college course. BRAVO! I am not sure if people like you understand how much you are having an impact on the popularisation and accessibility to knowledge. When Aronofsky said that the Internet is more than enough for you to learn about filmmaking and then put it into practice, I understand what he had meant. A low bow from everyone for your work!
Short animated images and sound presentations for individual viewing? An unlikely notion.
ok, so what is kinetophone in the real?