It was my second visit to Museum of The Moving Image.
The first time I went there a year ago for curiosity. I did not know that kind
of museum existed.
When I went the second time, I liked that we went as a group
and had a guide who explained to us the detail of the inventors and
equipments.
I liked the list of black and white pictures of the celebrities
of American cinematography. I liked the transformation of Jim Carry’s face into a
cartoon hero in the movie "Mask". Next was the line with the dresses that we
could see in the famous movies and TV series. The tour guide explained to us in
details.
I was impressed when I saw the gigantic video cameras that had been used in
the early cinematography business.
It is interesting to see when the transformation of the enormous camera getting
smaller and more portable for documentary purposes. It is compelling to observe
that from over one century the video camera technology has been rapid increased
and the cameras are getting smaller but are better quality.
A great experience was when we watched a small part of a
movie and either deleted the sound effects or background voice or music. It was a useful opportunity to see how the movie could work
without sound effects.
Ultimately, it will be great if in NYC had more museums like
Museum of The Moving Image.
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