Order Toll Free 1-800-8-OLIVER (1-800-865-4837) The Oliver Press, Inc. Charlotte Square 5707 West 36th Street Minneapolis, MN 55416-2510 Tel: (952) 926-8981 Fax: (952) 926-8965	Motion Pictures: Making Cinema Magic Gina De Angelis ©2004
	144 pages 60 or more black-and-white photos, drawings, and maps Reinforced library binding 7" x 9" Glossary Bibliography Index Grades 5 and up ISBN: 1-881508-78-1 $21.95	Screen stars couldn’t shine without these inventors of motion-picture technology. W. K. L. Dickson built the first motion-picture camera. Auguste and Louis Lumière pioneered a machine that could both photograph and project. Lee de Forest added sound, and Herbert Kalmus’s Technicolor process added full color to motion pictures. Post-production visual effects became possible with Linwood Dunn’s optical printer. Mike Todd created the wide-screen system Todd-AO. Garrett Brown invented the Steadicam, allowing motion-picture cameras to move in new ways.