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Funny how someone who made such a contribution to the cinematic art could just be forgotten. How did you find out about her? Those first colored movies seem like a lot of work putting a tint on paint by paint. Who was it who finally brought back the accreditation to her work? She was a legend indeed. Thanks for sharing?
Thank you @porters.
I found out about it while I was studying audiovisual postproduction at the university. Basically the tutor told us the name and I was delighted with her career as I read a little more about it. After that I got a thesis which I left at the end of the post (only in Spanish), and from there I started to expand my research. His recognition came from the same people who saw his work in Paris.
@zaxan This was such a great historical piece on cinematic film. I am so glad that you brought this to my attention. I will definitely be reading up more about Alice Guy and the works and try to see if I can find more cinematic features from Guy. Thank you for sharing this history with us!
That is a lot of movies, and to have been in obscurity for so long, it is awesome to see. It also illustrates that when you are the ones in power you get to write the history books... and you can almost make anything disapear given enough time.
I always love your in-depth film and music posts. Another great one here.
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STOPFunny how someone who made such a contribution to the cinematic art could just be forgotten. How did you find out about her? Those first colored movies seem like a lot of work putting a tint on paint by paint. Who was it who finally brought back the accreditation to her work? She was a legend indeed. Thanks for sharing?
Thank you @porters.
I found out about it while I was studying audiovisual postproduction at the university. Basically the tutor told us the name and I was delighted with her career as I read a little more about it. After that I got a thesis which I left at the end of the post (only in Spanish), and from there I started to expand my research. His recognition came from the same people who saw his work in Paris.
very interesting! thanks for sharing!
@zaxan This was such a great historical piece on cinematic film. I am so glad that you brought this to my attention. I will definitely be reading up more about Alice Guy and the works and try to see if I can find more cinematic features from Guy. Thank you for sharing this history with us!
thanks to you @ilsaione for read this hope you like finding more about she. ♥
@zaxan Yes, I will look forward to learning more about her! Thank you, again, for sharing this historical knowledge!
That is a lot of movies, and to have been in obscurity for so long, it is awesome to see. It also illustrates that when you are the ones in power you get to write the history books... and you can almost make anything disapear given enough time.
Hi @zaxan,
I always love your in-depth film and music posts. Another great one here.
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