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1999, Pioneered the use of internet marketing to create buzz around a film, significantly impacting its success.

1970, A motion picture film format and set of cinema projection standards creating an immersive experience with larger screens and higher resolution.

1995, The first entirely computer-generated feature film, opening up new possibilities in animated storytelling.

1975, An analog film sound format which brought improved audio quality with noise reduction and multi-channel sound to cinemas.

1973, The use of computer graphics to create or contribute to images in art, printed media, video games, films, television programs, shorts, commercials, and simulators.

2012, Films began experimenting with frame rates higher than the standard 24fps, aiming to reduce motion blur and create a more realistic image.

1895, The first successful device to shoot, process, and project moving pictures.

1952, A widescreen process that originally projected images simultaneously from three synchronized 35 mm projectors onto a huge, deeply curved screen.

2010s, Began seeing usage in films for creating immersive experiences using 360-degree cameras and virtual reality headsets.

2020s, The use of platforms like Twitch and YouTube for live streaming film premieres became more prevalent, often due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

2016, High Dynamic Range imaging became available in cinemas, offering a higher contrast ratio and more vivid colors.

2012, An immersive audio technology with a three-dimensional approach to placing and moving sound around the viewer.

2005, This platform changed the way films and videos are distributed and consumed, giving rise to independent content creators.

2009, Revitalized the 3D film market with advanced stereoscopic filmmaking techniques, leading to a wave of 3D movies.

1927, Marked the end of the silent film era with the introduction of synchronized dialogue.

1932, Provided richer, more vibrant color films that vastly improved the viewer experience.

2007, A brand of digital cinematography cameras that democratized 4K video and contributed to the digital cinema revolution.

2013, Began producing and distributing original film content, signaling a major shift in how films are consumed and financed.

Late 1990s, Began replacing traditional film cameras, lowering the cost of entry into the film industry and revolutionizing film production.