history of editing timeline

	15th Oct, 1888		This was the first ever film made			a silent movie, based on 3 characters two male and one female. And it was a man being filmed walking in a garden.
18th Jul, 1897				The Miller and The Sweep				A quite funny video that became famous because of its simple concept. The millers and the sweep is a story about two men fighting front of a floar mill. The video was filmed by a static camera  and it was one of the first films to do this successfully. Also the 180 degree rule was shown in the video but it was hard for them to do. it was a silent short movie.
3rd Dec, 1903				The Great Train Robbery				The Great Train Robbery is about a group of bandits that orginise a train hold-up, only to find a determined posse hot on their case. It was directed by Edwin Porter with a budget of around £150. You can see that the technology had advanced and equipment had gotton lighter. Plus this was one of the first films to use transitions in post production which was a big breakthrough. You can also see that shooting for edit was starting to be considered because they used a dummy
8th Feb, 1915				Birth of a Nation				This film is famous for being the first to use popular filming techniques such as eyeline match, tracking shots and flashbacks. Though this movie was difficult to make this was made in the silent movie era which meant no diegetic sound was produced.
27th May, 1940				Chroma Keying (Green Screen)				Chroma key compositing is a technique for compositing two images together. This is revolutionary technique that has film & editing forever. It started in the 1930's however it was know as the blue screen. They were first used to create special effects for The Thief of Bagdad in 1940. But The credit is given to Larry Butler, for creating the bluescreen, and he won the Academy Award for special effects for The Thief of Bagdad.
16th Jun, 1960				Psycho				Psycho is about a young woman steals $40,000 from her employer's client, It was the first mainstream Hollywood film to include montage editing. However psycho is extremely famous for its "shower" scene where a masked man come in and stabs "Vera Miles". The technique is taken from the "Levashov Experiment. Alfred Hitchcock used a graphic match from the blood pouring into the sick to her eye looking lifeless.
		6th Jun, 1969			Once upon a time in the west				I found this film very technically amazing because its able to build suspense so effectively because of the accuracy of the sound design that captivates the audience. The changes in editing was more visible in this film because you can see that editing for mood changing was feeling evident. For example the saloon scene uses cuts from single body parts enhance mood.
2nd Jan, 1971							First Non-Linear Editor			The first truly non-linear editor, the CMX 600, was introduced in 1971 by CMX Systems, a joint venture between CBS and Memorex. It recorded & played back black-and-white analogy video recorded in "skip-field" mode on modified disk pack drives the size of washing machines. These were commonly used to store about half an hour of data digitally on mainframe computers of the time. The 600 had a console with 2 monitors built in
20th Jan, 1992							JFK			about a New Orleans DA who discovers there's more to the Kennedy assassination than the official story. This film has entered history greats. Its the way the film is edited with the sound track that helps the suspense grow.
23rd Feb, 1996							Transporting			Directed by Danny Boyle, there is scene in this film that has become editing genius as its almost life like. The sound is mixed down so well that we as the audience are indulged into it. Also its like te editing has a certain pace to it. As its starts slow and gradually builds up.reference