National Cinema Day
National Cinema Day, September 3 in the United States, honors movie enthusiasts around the country and encourages them to return to the theater and enjoy a movie on the big screen.
#NationalCinemaDay We all have memories of going to the movie theater. The excitement we felt as we waited for our favorite movie actor to appear on the screen was thrilling. Without a box of fresh buttered popcorn and our favorite drink, no movie was complete without a box of fresh buttered popcorn and our favorite drink. If we were lucky, we might have some candy as well. On National Cinema Day, everyone is encouraged to attend a movie and relive the thrilling thrill of seeing your favorite movie star on the big screen.
Behind the scenes
Movies have existed since the late 1800s. Louis Le Prince receives praise for coming up with the idea of moving images on a screen. His Praxinoscope invention, which was a single-lens camera with the ability to film 12 frames per second, was a single-lens camera that could take 12 frames per second. When Le Prince was killed by an unknown individual, he was patenting his invention. Even though Le Prince died on his death, he was the inspiration for an industry that captivates us just as much as the original films did.
Even though he was skeptical of his invention, edison is recognized for the first device to sell a motion picture in public kinetoscope parlors
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- ith Scene from Blacksmith's View in 1893 – 1893 – Blacksmith Scene. 1893 – 1893 – Blacksmith Scene
- The Execution of Mary Stuart in 1895 – The Execution of Mary Stuart. 1895 – The Execution of Mary Stuart
- Le Manoir du diable, 1896 – Le Manoir du diable (The House of the Devil) Le Manoir du diable (The House of the Devil) Le Manoir du diable (The House of the Devil)
- 1902 – A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902) A Trip to the Moon (1902
Motion pictures have existed for a long time since the beginning. As technology has advanced, so has the manufacturing of what we see on the screen. The audience was awed by the ability to see moving people on the screen during the early years of filmmaking. Movies were in black and white, with no sound, and had no sound. As the film came on the screen, live music was playing inside a theater for the majority of the time. Moviegoers want to see amazing graphics, realistic stunts, and even record outstanding music scores today.
Cinema celebrations
- With family and friends, go to the movie
- Buy movie tickets as a gift
- Rent a movie theater for a private party screening
- The movie's history is documented in this article
- On National Cinema Day, purchase movie tickets for $3.50
Through the lense
This year is being marketed by The National Association of Theater Owners and The Cinema Foundation to inspire people to attend the theater. As a way to celebrate today, the foundation is now offering special screenings at participating theaters. www.nationalcinemaday.org If you would like more information about a participating theater in your region, visit www.nationalcinemaday.org.
