The History of Film: From Silent Movies to Talkies

The video explores the history of silent films, focusing on the use of organs to set moods, and highlights key figures like Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton for their expressive and comedic talents. It also discusses pioneering women in film, such as Alice de Blasche and Mary Pickford, and Walt Disney's contributions to animation. The video concludes with a quiz about the introduction of sound in films.

What instrument was commonly used to set the mood in silent films?

• Tuba

• Piano

• Kazoo

• Organ

Which character is Charlie Chaplin most famous for?

• The Little Tramp

• The Great Dictator

• The Kid

• The Gold Rush

What was Buster Keaton known for in his performances?

• Dramatic acting

• Physical comedy

• Musical talent

• Silent drama

What does physical comedy primarily involve?

• Using props to create humor

• Using dialogue to deliver jokes

• Using facial expressions to convey emotions

• Using body movements to make people laugh

Who was one of the first women to direct movies and put stories on film?

• Mary Pickford

• Alice de Blasche

• Lillian Gish

• Greta Garbo

Which famous cartoon character did Walt Disney create?

• Mickey Mouse

• Donald Duck

• Goofy

• Bugs Bunny

What was the first cartoon with sound created by Walt Disney?

• Snow White

• Steamboat Willie

• Fantasia

• Cinderella