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Stereoscopic 3D Cinema

1952–1954: first major Hollywood 3D boom.

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Anamorphic Widescreen

From 1953 onwards: Hollywood's widescreen wave.

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Dolly Zoom

1958: Dramatization of vertigo. Later a frequent device for shock and realization.

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Forced Perspective

1959: prominent cinema example, significantly older illusion trick

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Whip Pan

1950s example; recurring in comedy and action films

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Oscilloscope Art

Ben Laposky's Oscillons, circa 1952.

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NTSC Composite Artifacts

NTSC color television since the 1950s; later retro simulation.

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Chemigram

1956, Pierre Cordier's chemical paintings

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Cinerama

1952, Fred Waller's widescreen process

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Kinetic Typography

1959, Saul Bass's title sequence for North by Northwest

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Freeze Frame

1959, ending of The 400 Blows

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Pixilation

1950s landmark: Norman McLaren’s Neighbours, 1952; earlier examples exist

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Dynamation

1950s, Ray Harryhausen; demonstrated in 20 Million Miles to Earth, 1957.

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Limited Animation

1950s, especially UPA's stylised theatrical cartoons