Question 77 • 26/27 INTRO TO ART
Answer:
Cameras developed mechanisms that could take a rapid series of photographs, and flexible, light-sensitive film made it possible to record many images in sequence on a single strip. When those images were shown quickly one after another, they created the illusion of movement. These changes made motion-picture recording and projection possible. Cinematography is the art and technique of capturing and creating moving images for film or video.