George Méliès and His Contributions to Cinema

The video discusses notable re thinkers, focusing on George Mellier, a pioneer in filmmaking. Born in 1861 in Paris, Mellier showed early interest in arts, studying at Ecole de Beaux Arts. He later discovered the cinematograph by the Lumiere brothers, leading him to become a pioneering filmmaker. Mellier combined theater and filmmaking, developing techniques like jump cuts and double exposure. His fantasy films earned him recognition, including the Legion of Honor. Mellier's legacy in cinema is profound, influencing modern filmmaking techniques.

Where did George Mellier develop his skills in stage design and puppetry?

• London

• Ecole de Beaux Arts in Paris

• New York

• Berlin

Who did George Mellier approach after being turned down by the Lumiere brothers?

• Auguste Lumiere

• Robert Paul

• Thomas Edison

• Louis Daguerre

Which of the following is NOT a technique developed by George Mellier?

• Jump cut

• Substitution splice

• Double exposure

• Stop motion

What award did George Mellier receive from the French government?

• Palme d'Or

• Cannes Film Award

• Legion of Honor

• Prix Lumiere

In which year did George Mellier pass away?

• 1945

• 1950

• 1938

• 1929