Imágenes en movimientopiratería, litigios sobre patentes y otras anécdotas en la carrera por la invención del cine
- Camarero Calandria, María Emma (coord.)
- Marcos Ramos, María (coord.)
Éditorial: Centro de Estudios Brasileños ; Universidad de Salamanca
ISBN: 978-84-606-8174-8
Année de publication: 2015
Volumen: 2
Pages: 511-518
Congreso: Congreso Internacional Historia, literatura y arte en el cine en español y portugués (3. 2015. Salamanca)
Type: Communication dans un congrès
Résumé
By the 1890s, the principle of persistence of vision was well known. Numerous inventors competed for being the father of cinema as we know it today. Nevertheless, this competition would be marked by patent disputes, piracy, strong disagreements between partners or a secret collaboration with the competition. This race would even involve the mysterious vanishing of Louis Le Prince in 1890 before presenting his first films shot in 1888; namely, some years before those of Thomas Edison (1893), the British partners Robert W. Paul and Birt Acres (1895) or the Lumière brothers (1895). This dissertation will focus on these struggles �less know by the audience� that preceded the birth of the cinema.