Physical Characteristics of Early Films As Aids to Identification : : New Expanded Edition.
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| Place / Publishing House: | Bloomington : : Fédération internationale des archives du film,, 2022. {copy}2022. |
| Year of Publication: | 2022 |
| Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Table of contents
- Foreword
- Harold Brown, a True Pioneer of Film Preservation
- Editor's Notes on the New Edition
- Genesis
- Methodology
- Notes on the Present Edition
- Chronology
- Structure
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- PART I
- Physical Characteristics of Early Films as Aids to Identification
- 1. Preface to the 1990 Edition
- 2. Introduction to the 1990 Edition
- 3. Perforation Shapes
- 4. Embossed and Punched Marks
- 5. Producers' Edge Marks
- 5.2 Lumière
- 5.4 Pathé
- 5.5 Gaumont
- 5.6 Cines
- 5.7 Vitagraph
- 5.8 Selig
- 5.9 Pasquali
- 5.10 Warwick
- 5.11 Ambrosio
- 5.12 Sascha
- 5.13 Messter
- 5.14 Éclair
- 5.15 Urban
- 5.16 Lux
- 5.17 Motion Picture Patents Company
- 5.18 Post-War Edge Marks
- 6. Stock Manufacturers' Edge Marks
- 6.2 Eastman Kodak
- 6.3 Agfa
- 6.4 Selo
- 6.5 Brifco
- 6.6 Gevaert
- 6.7 Pathé
- 6.8 Lignose
- 6.9 Goerz Tenax
- 7. Frame Characteristics and Features of Margins
- 7.2 Méliès
- 7.3 Paul
- 7.4 Edison
- 7.5 Pathé (Early Films with Small Perforations)
- 7.6 Lumière
- 7.7 Warwick
- 7.8 Hepworth
- 7.9 Vitagraph
- 7.10 Selig
- 7.11 Pasquali
- 7.12 Gaumont
- 7.13 Cines
- 7.14 Thanhouser
- 7.15 Pathé (Films of 1905 Onward)
- 7.16 Lubin
- 7.17 Kalem
- 7.18 Essanay
- 7.19 Ambrosio
- 7.20 Itala
- 7.21 American Biograph Company
- 7.22 Lux
- 8. Title Styles
- 8.3 Hepworth (1907-1913)
- 8.4 Gaumont (1906-1914)
- 8.5 Cines (1909-1914)
- 8.6 Vitagraph (1906-1919)
- 8.7 Thanhouser (1910-1915)
- 8.8 Selig (1908-1915)
- 8.9 Éclair (1908-1915)
- 9. Production Serial Numbers
- 10. Letters, etc
- 11. Trademarks in Scenes
- 11.2 Méliès
- 11.3 Hepworth
- 11.4 Pathé
- 11.5 Gaumont
- 11.6 Vitagraph
- 11.7 Thanhouser
- 11.8 Kalem
- 11.9 Éclair
- 12. Essay Thanhouser
- 13. Essay Hepworth
- Appendices: Film Lists.
- 1. Gaumont (1906-1914)
- 2. Cines (1909-1914)
- 3. Éclair (1908-1915)
- 4. Selig Polyscope (1908-1915)
- 5. Thanhouser (1910-1915)
- Title Styles - Illustrations in Colour (* = new to this edition)
- Hepworth
- Gaumont
- Cines
- Vitagraph
- Thanhouser
- Selig
- Éclair
- *American Standard (Éclair)
- *Scientia (Éclair)
- Pasquali
- *Ambrosio
- *Eclipse
- *Edison
- *Le Lion
- *Lubin
- *Lux
- *Messter
- *Mirror Films
- *Nordisk Films Kompagni
- *Pathé Frères
- *Robert W. Paul
- *Warwick Trading Co
- *Welt-Kinematograph
- PART II
- Lumière
- History (1892-1905)
- General Characteristics
- Perforations
- Inscriptions on the Film Reel
- Frame Characteristics
- Logotype
- Original Cans
- Bibliography
- Identifying a Georges Méliès
- Fiction Films
- Trademarks
- Non-Fiction Films
- Frame-lines and Frame Characteristics
- Perforation Shapes
- Splices
- Attributing a Film to Méliès Is One Thing, Finding a Title and a Date Is
- Title
- Shooting Date
- Parnaland and Éclair
- Camille Blot-Wellens and Pierrette Lemoigne Parnaland (1895-1907)
- Some Historical References
- Frame
- Settings
- Titles
- Éclair (1907-1931)
- History
- Inscriptions on Edges
- Intertitles
- Logotype
- Mention of the Name Éclair
- Catalogue Number
- Parallel Brand Names
- Film Title
- Logotype
- Series
- Some Bibliographical
- Éclipse
- History (1906-1923)
- Intertitles
- Catalogue Numbers
- Series
- Bibliography
- Lux
- History (1906-1913)
- Inscriptions on the Edges
- Frame-lines and Characteristics
- Logo
- Intertitles
- Catalogue Numbers
- Series
- Bibliography
- Pathé
- Pathé as Production Company
- Logos in the Settings
- Titles / Intertitles
- Edge Printings
- Pathé as Apparatus Manufacturer
- Application of Colour
- Frames
- Perforations
- Pathé as Film Manufacturer
- Emulsion Numbers.
- Positive Emulsions
- Negative Emulsions
- Eastman Kodak
- 1. Introduction
- 2. 35mm Film Manufactured in the United States
- 2.1 1913 to 1950
- 2.2 Strip Numbers, Frame-markers, and Other Symbols
- 2.3 Plant of Origin
- 2.4 1951-1996
- 2.5 Pre-print Letter Codes, 1989 to the Present
- 2.6 Color Print Film, 1996 to the Present
- 2.7 Black &
- White Print Film, Late 1990s to the Present
- 3. 35mm Film Manufactured Outside the United States
- 3.1 Kodak Ltd. (United Kingdom)
- 3.2 Kodak Canada Ltd. (Canada)
- 3.3 Société Kodak-Pathé (France)
- 3.4 Kodak A.G. (Germany)
- 4. 16mm Film Manufactured in the United States
- 4.1 Camera Originals and Pre-Print
- 4.2 Prints and Reversal Prints
- 5. 8mm Film
- Agfa
- 1920s to 1940s
- 1920s
- 1930s
- 1940s to 1960s
- 1940s
- 1950s-Mid-1960s
- Gevaert and Agfa-Gevaert
- Gevaert
- Agfa-Gevaert
- Orwo
- Its Origins and Creation
- Edge Printings
- The Mid-1960s
- The Late 1960s Until the Mid-1970s
- From 1975 to 1998
- 1998 to the Present
- Fuji
- The Foundation of Fuji Photo Film
- Edge Codes of Fuji Photo Film Products (35mm motion picture films)
- Preliminary Notes on Soviet Nitrate Film Stock and Other Aids to Identification of Russian and Soviet Films
- 1. A Brief History of Soviet Film Stock Manufacture in the Nitrate Era
- 2. Identification of Soviet Nitrate Film Stock
- Perforations
- Reel Lengths
- Film Stock and Edge Marks / Edge Codes
- List of Soviet Film Stock Manufacturers and Their Marks
- 3. "Non-Physical" Characteristics
- Production Serial Numbers and Censorship Numbers
- Trademarks in Intertitles
- Title Fonts
- Some Information on Other Film Stock Manufacturers
- 3M
- Ansco
- Deko
- Ensign
- Ferrania
- Foton
- Ilford
- Indu
- Lucky Film Corporation
- Mafe
- Perutz
- Contributors to the 2020 Edition
- Index
- 1. General Index.
- 2. Trademarks Index
- 3. Edge Printings Index
- 4. Film Titles Index.