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1.True Movie Magic: How THE WIZARD OF OZ Went From Black & White To Color
The ingenious way the 1939 classic transitioned into the Land of Oz.
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2.‘The Wizard Of Oz’ At 75: Why We Can’t Take The Black-and-White-to-Color Gimmick For Granted
Warner Home Video When I was a kid, I thought The Wizard of Oz introduced color cinema to the world. Wouldn’t that have been amazing? Dorothy wakes up in her black-and-white (or sepia) house after it’s been deposited by the tornado and she walks out and – bam – moviegoers get their first ever look at […]
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3.What The First Color Film Really Is (It’s Not Wizard Of Oz)
The Wizard of Oz didn't pioneer color films.
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4.Was The Wizard Of Oz Orginally Filmed In Color?
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5.The Wizard Of Oz (1939) At Reel Classics
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6.The Technicolor World Of Oz
Every day can be an adventure for the curators, specialists, interns, and volunteers who spend their days digging and researching in the museum's vaults. Sometimes you'll be looking for a certain photograph and find something totally unexpected. Other times, you know what you're looking for, but once you find it, you discover a much deeper and richer story than you thought you knew!I recently had the opportunity to talk about one of the objects in the Photographic History collection for a documentary film crew, and thought I'd share some of the research I did for the shoot.
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7.First Color Film
The Question: Was The Wizard of Oz the first color film? The Answer: While the dramatic transition from the sepia-toned Kansas opening to the vividly colored land of Oz amazed its original viewers, The Wizard of Oz wasn't even close to being the first color film. As for which was the first color film...
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