The second instalment of A History of Film, this week Jack explores 1900-1910 through the Georges Méliès film: A Trip to the Moon/ Le Voyage dans la Lune (1902)

Index of terms:

- Jules Verne - From the Earth to the Moon (1865)

- Expressionism

- Franc

- Star Film Ranch

- Substitution Splice

- pyrotechnics

- pseudo-tracking shot

- Liverpool Philharmonic

- Hugo (2011) - Martin Scorsese

- The Nickelodeon

- Joan of Arc (1900)

- Thomas Lincoln Tally

- Warner Bros.

- Variety Magazine

- The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906)

- Syncroscope

- Volta Cinematograph

Jack talks about the Polish reptilian croissant incident, young thugs and a Karen

This episode is a masterclass on visual effects

It's also about trading cards mostly.

Welcome to the first episode of A History of Film. I accidentally deleted the first part of the video recording. so you'll see the film The Horse in Motion on loop for a good 15mins

Index of terms:

- Chronophotography

- Motion picture

- Shutter speed

- Zoopraxiscope

- Kinetoscope

- Cinema Vérité

- Direct Cinema

- Cinématographe

- Framing

- Stereoscopic film camera

Kynan Birchall joins Jack on the podcast this week. They talk mostly about the struggles of film studies graduates trying to break into the film industry.

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Jack's in the car and talks about car and school things.

Not going to lie, this episode won't set the world alight. But if you're a fan of The Office or Superstore you might get a kick out of it

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Josh hops back on again, alongside his good friend and cohost, Jack. I'm going to book you in for a secret.... the boys talk about a lot of things this week. It's a fun one

Jack is much happier this week, and as a direct consequence Jack talks about happy memories (Mainly about Sunflower Fest) and plays the harmonica

This episode is all about problems.And partially about the Emma Hayes situation.