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• The Magic of Early Cinema – The Serpentine Dance

  
  Today we’re looking at ‘The Serpentine Dance’, a wonderful short film produced by the Lumière brothers at the end of the 19th century – In the movie, we watch the dancer Loie Fuller as she moves gracefully around in a gown which constantly changes color – The film was shot in black and white and each frame was hand painted afterwards to give this beautiful effect. It truly is a masterpiece of early cinema...
  November 12, 2011 2 comments 6 likes

• Lights, Camera, LomoKino Action! @ Lomography Gallery Store Soho

  
  We might've had too much booze by the time these mini movies were shot (judging by the skip and hop of the frames!) but have a look at our short films during the awesome LomoKino launch party @ Lomography Gallery Store Soho London!
  November 10, 2011 5 likes

• The Magic of Early Cinema – Un Homme de Têtes (1898)

  
  ‘Un Homme de Têtes’ (also known as ‘The Four Troublesome Heads’ or ‘Four heads are better than one’) is film directed by and starring perhaps the greatest experimenter of early cinema, Georges Méliès. In this ingenious little film, Méliès removes his head (multiple times) and plays a banjo – It’s really all in a day’s work for a true conjurer of cinematic magic!
  November 10, 2011 4 likes

• RECAP: School Bus Trip to the Cloisters @ Lomography Gallery Store NYC Greenwich Village

  
  On November 6th we packed into the School Bus for a field trip to Fort Tyron Park to see the amazing Cloisters Museum and Gardens! Check out our pictures and Lomokino movie!
  November 08, 2011 3 likes

• Using your LomoKino as a Camera

  
  Yes the LomoKino makes great movies but, let’s not forget, each movie is made up of frames – And as you’ll see in this article, you can make wonderful, single frame or multiple frame photos with the LomoKino too – So come on and use your Kino as a camera!
  November 07, 2011 3 comments 21 likes

• Share your LomoKino Movies on the Lomography Website

  
  Once you have your LomoKino movies finished and ready, you can easily share them on the Lomography website via Vimeo – Read on for details on how to do it!
  November 07, 2011 25 comments 17 likes

• ★ The LomoKino - My Dream Camera

  
  As a former film student and movie buff, I’ve always liked to incorporate photography into movies. The LomoKino is the camera I’ve always dreamt of - Lomography is now taking us into a new world of analogue photography.
  November 06, 2011 9 comments 37 likes

• The Blockbuster MiniMovie Rumble Winners Announcement

  
  Now that everyone is on a LomoKino high, let's take a look back at our DIY MiniMovies as we announce the winner of The Blockbuster MiniMovie Rumble!
  November 04, 2011 11 comments 24 likes

• Controlling the Crank – How to change your LomoKino movie frame rate

  
  Because the LomoKino is a crank driven movie camera, it puts you in control of the frame rate. Turn the advancing crank slo-o-o-o-o-o-w and you’ll get a jagged, stop-motion effect; turn the crank quick and you’ll get a smoother, more fluid looking movie – Read after the jump for some examples!
  November 04, 2011 13 likes

• The Magic of Early Cinema – The Execution of Mary Stuart (1895)

  
  The first days of cinema were truly exciting times – Inventors and Directors experimented with the possibilities of film and took them in some amazing directions – In this series of articles, we’ll be showing you some of the most ingenious early cinematic shorts – We can’t wait to see LomoKino movies inspired by these! First up is ‘The Execution of Mary Stuart’, a very clever movie produced by one of the pioneers of cinema, Thomas Edison.
  November 04, 2011 2 likes

• LomoKino Director Interview - José Martret

  
  We had the opportunity to speak with José Martret, the director of the Lomokino Short film “Que nadie se entere”. Read on for his first impressions of the new Lomography movie camera.
  November 03, 2011 19 likes

• Not Just A Video Camera

  
  As usual, Lomographers never cease to amaze us. Give them a camera, some film, and the possibilities are endless. The LomoKino is no exception! Aside from all the wonderful movies you have seen, we have a special treat, check it out below!
  November 03, 2011 7 comments 25 likes

• Queensbury Rules: The Thoroughly Spiffing LomoKino!

  
  Pip Pip! The Lomographic Society International are proud to present a new analogue future in the form of the thoroughly marvellous LomoKino! Here are some young gaddabouts giving it a whirl, and showing you how the clever contraption works. Tally Ho!
  November 03, 2011 10 likes

• Early Stop Motion Movies

  
  With the launch of the LomoKino, our new analogue movie camera, we decided to delve into the film archives to find some of the earliest examples of stop motion cinema- Produced over 100 years ago, it’s amazing how well these short films have stood the test of time – We are so excited to see what stop motion movies you can produce with the LomoKino in the 21st century!
  November 03, 2011 1 comment 7 likes

• LomoKino Director Interview: Pasquale Caprile

  
  One of our busiest LomoKino testers has been the Ambassador for Lomography Spain, Pasquale Caprile. Read his thoughts on the analogue movie making machine and watch a selection of Pasquale’s finest films so far!
  November 03, 2011 2 comments 10 likes

• ★ LomoKino Director Interview: Satomi

  
  We were amazed when we saw the first LomoKino movies from Satomi - Her films have real energy and emotion - Read on to see her great works so far and an interview with one talented LomoKino Director!
  November 03, 2011 19 comments 46 likes

• Haunted Movie Sets: The Amityville Horror (1979 and 2005)

  
  Today's installment brings you two movies based on the reportedly true story of terror experienced by George Lutz and his wife Kathleen. You must already be familiar with them--The Amityville Horror flicks both past and recent--but not the eerie events related to their filming.
  October 18, 2011 3 comments 6 likes

• Taxi Films and Cinema Cabbies

  
  Taxi drivers are interesting characters. They come in a variety of quirks and personalities. With that said, here's a short list of some memorable films that featured taxis and their cabbies.
  September 23, 2011 4 likes

• John Waters & Lomography

  
  Lomography & John Waters 'Love At First Sight'
  September 21, 2011 4 comments 11 likes

• Midweek Movies: The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

  
  Dive into The Life Aquatic with this 2004 film directed by Wes Anderson!
  September 14, 2011 1 comment 4 likes