Edison Studios

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Edison Studios was an early American motion picture production company and pioneering film studio founded by Thomas Edison that played a key role in the development of cinema in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Edison Studios canonical 8
Edison Black Maria studio 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film studio
motion picture production company
silent film studio
basedIn The Bronx
surface form: Bronx, New York

Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States
surface form: Manhattan, New York City

West Orange, New Jersey, United States
surface form: West Orange, New Jersey
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved 1918
era early 20th century
late 19th century
founder Thomas Alva Edison
surface form: Thomas Edison
genre silent film
hasPart Black Maria studio
headquartersLocation New York City
West Orange, New Jersey, United States
surface form: West Orange, New Jersey
inception 1894
industry film industry
languageOfWorkOrName silent
locationCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
notableEmployee Alice Guy-Blaché
Ben Turpin
Charles O. Baumann
D. W. Griffith
Edwin S. Porter
Gaston Méliès
George Albert Smith
Georges Méliès
surface form: George Méliès

Harold M. Shaw
J. Searle Dawley
James H. White
John Bunny
Mack Sennett
Mary Fuller
Pearl White
Wallace McCutcheon Sr.
William Kennedy Laurie Dickson
surface form: William K. L. Dickson
notableFeature helped establish the American film industry
one of the first commercial motion picture studios
pioneered studio-based film production
notableWork Frankenstein (1910 film)
Life of an American Fireman
Rescued from an Eagle's Nest
The Execution of Mary Stuart
The Great Train Robbery
The Kiss
Uncle Tom's Cabin
originalLanguage English intertitles
parentOrganization Edison Manufacturing Company
Thomas A. Edison, Inc.
partOf Motion Picture Patents Company
product actuality films
documentary films
feature films
fiction films
news films
short films
reasonForEnd decline with rise of feature-length films and competition from Hollywood studios
significantEvent participated in the Motion Picture Patents Company
pioneered early narrative film techniques

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D. W. Griffith employer Edison Studios
Kinetograph usedAt Edison Studios
this entity surface form: Edison Black Maria studio
Edwin S. Porter employer Edison Studios
James H. White associatedWith Edison Studios
The Kiss productionCompany Edison Studios
subject surface form: The Kiss (1896 film)
Mary Fuller employer Edison Studios
Thomas Armat associatedWith Edison Studios
Marc McDermott employer Edison Studios