Max Skladanowsky
Directing·April 30, 1863·† November 30, 1939 — 76 years old·Germany
Max Skladanowsky was a German inventor and early filmmaker. Along with his brother Emil, he invented the Bioscop, an early movie projector the Skladanowsky brothers used to display the first moving picture show to a paying audience on 1 November 1895, shortly before the public debut of the Lumière Brothers' Cinématographe in Paris on 28 December 1895.
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1930Aus den Archiven des Erfinders Max SkladanowskyDirector1914Die moderne Jungfrau von OrleansDirector · Producer1913Eine Fliegenjagd oder die Rache der Frau SchultzeDirector · Producer · Director of Photography1897Am Bollwerk in StettinDirector1896Apotheose IISelf · Director1896Nicht mehr alleinDirector · Producer1896Comic Encounter in the DjurgårdenDirector1896Lustige Gesellschaft vor dem Tivoli in StockholmDirector1896Alarm der FeuerwehrProducer · Director1896Die WachtparadeProducer · Director1896Unter den LindenProducer · Director1896Ankunft eines EisenbahnzugesDirector · Producer1896Mit Ablösung der WacheProducer · Director1896Ausfahrt nach dem AlarmProducer · Director1896Alexanderplatz in BerlinProducer · Director1895RingkämpferDirector1895WintergartenprogrammHimself · Director · Writer1895ApotheoseHimself · Director1895The Boxing KangarooDirector1895Die SerpentintänzerinDirector1895Italienischer BauerntanzDirector1895Komisches ReckDirector1895Der JongleurDirector1895KamarinskajaDirector1895Akrobatisches PotpourriDirector