What inspired Lumiere to invent the film machine?

1895, French Lumiere brothers invented the film machine inspired by the sewing machine.

Louis Lumière (1864 65438+1October 5th-1June 6th, 948), born in France, is a film inventor, director and producer.

He took a crucial step for the progress of human film industry. He and his brother Auguste Lumière invented the movie camera, and in 1895, the Lumiere brothers showed the world's first movie with public tickets.

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Louis Lumière's father and brothers Louis and Auguste Lumière were fascinated by the demonstration of Thomas Edison's film projector. Influenced by their father, the Lumiere brothers also began to develop a machine they called a movie camera. 1895 65438+In February, they played their first film in the basement of Café Guerra on Capitain Avenue.

After watching the first film, a reporter in Paris predicted a bright future: the object of photography is no longer a static object, which makes the moving scene eternal. When it is mastered by the public, when anyone can photograph the images, movements, movements, familiar gestures and words of their loved ones, for them, the death of their loved ones will no longer disappear completely.

One of the films made by Lumiere brothers, L 'Arrive d 'Untrain à la ciotat, caused the biggest response, which was panic. It is said that when the train came to them in the movie, the audience fled in fear.

Soon, the Lumiere brothers discovered the commercial value of this invention and opened a cinema to show movies. As a result, people who want to watch movies lined up in the street, and the audience was fascinated by this new thing.

The Lumiere brothers also trained many photographers and sent them to shoot all over the world. Soon, other films were born and the film industry became an independent industry. Professional film companies and cinemas specializing in film production and projection began to develop, actors also stepped into the ranks of celebrities, and performance fees also rose.