Matching -George Méliès ___

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Multiple Choice

Matching
-George Méliès ___

• A)a machine that passed a continuous loop of film of a series of rollers and in front of a prefocused lens
• B)uses images on cardboard which are mounted consecutively on a wheel: a flip-card device
• C)shot and edited him movies as he did because it seemed the best way to tell a story
• D)kept movies alive and evolving,but enslaved and cheapened them: movies were then called "chasers"
• E)developed a machine that worked visually with Edison's phonograph
• F)used fade outs,dissolves,double exposures,etc.in his tableaux fantastiques
• G)solved the problem of film breaking by leaving slack in the film at the top and bottom of the film gate
• H)a surreal production from the Edison studio using hand-held shots and double exposures,etc.
• I)Armat's and Raff's prototype for the modern movie projector
• J)desired a painting to be a living thing

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