This mid-twentieth century animated film pioneer's accomplishments included the first talking cartoon, the first world famous cartoon character, and the fist full-length animated movie.

This assistant to Thomas Edison did tremendous work in develping the first motion picture camera and projector.

His invention o taking pictures on paper instead of sheets of metal made it possible for amature photography, and helped make motion picture film possible.

This American inventor is credited with the kinetogpraph and kinetophone. One of the first moving film cameras and motion picture projectors.

His first movies primarily featured circus and Vaudeville acts.

He built the first film studio in West Orange, New Jersey.

Contemporary film historians consider this French inventor to be the person who created the very first motion picture.

The mysterious disapperance of this French inventor prevented his wife from filing an the first patent for motion picture design for seven years.

His invention of the 16 lens camera was a forerunner to the motion picture camera.

His "Loop" invention made it possible for longer films becuase it relieved the tension in the film to prevent breaking the sprockets.

This American filed the first patent for a drive-in theater.

His work in motion-sequenced still photography sparked interest in creating motion pictures.

One of his experiments used multiple cameras with trip wires to capture the stride of a horse to see if all of the horses hooves leave the ground at the same time. They do..

This French magician became known for creating some of the first on-screen illusions.

He is credited with making the first science fiction movie.

His most famous film is A Trip to the Moon

He is credited with developing some of the first film editing techniques and special effects. Some of those methods are still used today.

Their work was primarily done in Lyon, France.

Their films focused on events from every day life like workers leaving a factory, a baby being fed, and a train coming into a station.

French inventor(s) of the cinematographe.

Their invention made it possible to project the film on a wall so a whole audience could watch it together.

Psychologist who developed the concept of Phi Phenomenon.

Inventor of Matltese Cross or Geneva Drive for intermittent rotary movement.