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A still picture that learned to lie about motion 24 times a second.
means A story told through moving images projected or screened for an audience, usually 90 minutes to three hours long.
from A 1910s American shortening of moving picture, casual slang that outlived the formal term it mocked.
Eye trickMotion is your brain stitching still frames together.
First oneAn 1888 clip of a Leeds garden, two seconds long.
Standard rateTwenty-four frames per second became the silent-to-sound compromise.