What is cinema: what it was and what it became

Cinematography is a whole layer of culture that has become an absolute innovation in the art world, breathed life into photography and allowed to turn them into moving objects, to tell whole stories, and to viewers to plunge into the unique world of short and full-length films. But few know what the movie was at the very beginning. After all, when it was created, computer graphics and various special effects were not always used. So what happened when the cinema appeared?

The emergence of cinema

Cinematography appeared in the XIX century thanks to the combined efforts of inventors from around the world. Scientists from different countries - England, Germany, France and Russia in the 1880s and 90s invented a variety of instruments to create a completely new kind of art. So what is a movie? Cinematography is a kind of art that allows you to create video recordings from individual frames.

The role of cinema both in the modern world, and in the days of its appearance, remains huge. Thanks to the screening of films for a wide audience, you can promote any ideas, promote certain values, in other words, influence the viewer's mind in a way that a small group of people need.

The life of the cinema began after the invention of the cinema by the Lumiere brothers, which allowed short films to be broadcast on the big screen, still without sound, which appeared only in 1927, when the company Warner Brothers released the tape "The Jazz Singer".

It is impossible to convey how quickly the cinema began to develop. The history of this art has many dates associated with the invention of certain devices that helped to improve the image, sound and technique of shooting.

Legendary movie actors

Cinema actively developed not only in Europe, but in the Soviet Union. In the vastness of our country, a myriad of films have been shot, without which it is impossible to understand what a qualitative cinema, the present. After some tapes, the actors literally woke up famous. Their characters were admired, and they worshiped themselves. Such immortal talents include Anatoly Papanov, Lyudmila Gurchenko, Georgy Millar, Yuri Nikulin, Andrei Mironov, Rina Zeleny, Alexander Abdulov, Nona Mordyukov, Rolan Bykov and many other actors who appeared in Soviet films. Perhaps, it was thanks to these people that Russian cinema "found its voice" and began to develop.

Great Russian films

It is impossible to understand what a movie is without having looked at Soviet classics. Legendary directors (Leonid Gayday, Eldar Ryazanov, Sergei Bondarchuk and many others) created a huge layer of truly high-quality and, most importantly, honest cinema with deep meaning and amazing symbolism.

One hundred of the best films of Russian cinema rightfully include "The White Sun of the Desert", "The Heart of a Dog," "Only Old Men," Girls "," Operation Y "and Other Adventures of Shurik Go to the Battle", etc. These pictures beat everything Possible records of popularity and remain the favorite works of the majority of the inhabitants of our country till now.

Cinematographs

What is cinema without festivals and awards? Spectators need to know their heroes, so several prestigious awards in the field of cinema and for their contribution to art were established in the world. The most popular and famous of them is the Oscar ceremony. It is established by the American Film Academy and is held once a year. Awards can be obtained not only for the roles of the first and second plan, but also in other categories: for the best film, best suits, best soundtrack, etc.

The most prestigious award of Russian cinema is "Nika", which is presented as a symbol of recognition of talent in art. She got a start in life in 1987 thanks to Yu Gusman.