Moguls & Movie Stars: A History of Hollywood Season 1 Episode 1 Peepshow Pioneers (1888-1907) 2010
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As America was transformed by the arrival of millions of immigrants in the 1890s, the first generation of American filmmakers joined with other innovators and entrepreneurs to create a bright new entertainment form that would transform the world. Thomas Edison perfected a device called the Kinetoscope that made pictures move, for one viewer at a time. In France, the brothers Auguste and Louis Lumière brought scenes of everyday life to the screen for a large audience, while the magician Georges Méliès created startling visual effects on film and Alice Guy Blaché became the first female film director. In the U.S., moviemaking in these early days was concentrated in New York, New Jersey and Chicago.
- Released: 2010-11-01
- Runtime: 60 minutes
- Genre: Documentary
- Stars: Christopher Plummer, Paul Israel, Terry Borton, Charles Musser, Leonard Maltin
- Director: Bill Haber, Jon Wilkman, Tom Brown, Stephon J. Litwinczuk, Jon Wilkman
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1. Peepshow Pioneers (1888-1907) 2010-11-01
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2. The Birth of Hollywood (1907-1920) 2010-11-08
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3. The Dream Merchants (1920-1928) 2010-11-15
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5. Warriors and Peacemakers (1941-1950) 2010-11-29
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6. Attack of the Small Screens (1950-1960) 2010-12-06
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7. Fade Out, Fade In (1960-1969) 2010-12-13
