biograph (Meaning)
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biograph (n.)
An animated picture machine for screen projection; a cinematograph.
A biographical sketch.
Synonyms & Antonyms of biograph
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biograph Sentence Examples
- The Biograph projector was one of the earliest devices used to showcase motion pictures to audiences.
- Audiences marveled at the clarity and realism of the images projected by the Biograph.
- The Biograph played a significant role in the development of cinema as an art form.
- Early filmmakers experimented with storytelling techniques using the Biograph projector.
- The Biograph projector allowed filmmakers to capture and share slices of life with audiences.
- Edison's Biograph projector became a popular attraction in theaters and vaudeville houses.
- The Biograph projector marked a milestone in the history of motion picture technology.
- Some of the earliest silent films were shot using the Biograph camera and projected with the Biograph projector.
- The Biograph projector utilized a unique mechanism to advance film reels and project images onto the screen.
- Today, vintage Biograph projectors are prized artifacts among collectors and film enthusiasts.
FAQs About the word biograph
An animated picture machine for screen projection; a cinematograph., A biographical sketch.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Biograph projector was one of the earliest devices used to showcase motion pictures to audiences.
Audiences marveled at the clarity and realism of the images projected by the Biograph.
The Biograph played a significant role in the development of cinema as an art form.
Early filmmakers experimented with storytelling techniques using the Biograph projector.
