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J. Stuart Blackton directing a scene in the Vitagraph Studios film "Battle Cry of Peace", 1915 (b / w photo)
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J. Stuart Blackton directing a scene in the Vitagraph Studios film "Battle Cry of Peace", 1915 (b / w photo)
5669199 J. Stuart Blackton directing a scene in the Vitagraph Studios film " Battle Cry of Peace", 1915 (b/w photo) by Bain, George Grantham - Bain News Service (1865-1944)
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Cinema Director Early Cinema Early Film Film Filming First Location Militaristic Motion Picture Motion Pictures Movie Movies Moving Image Moving Pictures Propaganda Shoot Wartime First World War 1914 1918 On Location Vitagraph
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In this photograph, we are transported back to the year 1915, witnessing a pivotal moment in early cinema history. The image showcases J. Stuart Blackton, a renowned director of his time, directing a scene for the Vitagraph Studios film "Battle Cry of Peace". Amidst the backdrop of war-torn landscapes and military personnel, Blackton stands tall with an air of authority and determination. His presence commands attention as he orchestrates the filming process with precision and expertise. This snapshot captures not only the artistry behind filmmaking but also highlights its role as a powerful medium for propaganda during times of conflict. The atmosphere on set is palpable; soldiers in uniform stand ready to execute their roles while cameras roll capturing every intense moment. It is evident that this film aims to depict the harsh realities of World War I through moving pictures - an innovative approach at that time. This photograph serves as a testament to both Blackton's visionary talent and the technological advancements in early cinema. It reminds us how films have long been used as tools for entertainment, education, and shaping public opinion. As we gaze upon this historical relic from over a century ago, we are reminded of the profound impact movies have had on our collective consciousness throughout generations.
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