It is likely none of these persons knew they were being filmed, or even what film is, and here we are observing them nearly 130 years later. Just an average day.
Every now and again, I come back to Louis Le Prince and just watch his films over and over. I admire his work very much, I'd love to pay tribute to him in some way. Also, on a random note lol, I have given the horse a name. I call him Gus; short for Pegasus.
muy cierto, Edison lo mando a matar, casualidad que justo él iba a presentar su invento a Londres y después a Estados Unidos y en ese trayecto el hombre desapareció y su valija con su gran invento de manera misteriosa? Por suerte su invento salió a la luz en 2003 cuando lo encontraron en una comisaría de Dijon que pertenecía a un hombre "ahogado" y recordemos que su hijo reclamaba el derecho de su padre, la corte falló a favor de Edison, ahhh, el hijo de Le Prince, fue asesinado dos años después ..... mmmmmm
Even without a soundtrack I think its safe to say that there were no horns being blown that day! Nothing but clopity clop...If you want to enjoy nothing but horse steps on the pavement you can take a trip to Mackinaw Isl, MI for a very relaxing weekend-no automobiles allowed except for emergency vehicles. Oh yeah, and the public works shovelers (of you know what) early in the morning.
Funny that people of the future who would possibly be airborne or are mobile via some other means which we have not yet thought of, will be looking at our videos of normal car driving and wondering the same thing what we are were thinking at this moment. To the person of the future, its a loop my friend.
There are only a few seconds that are repeated many times. I wonder if there was once more footage of this and if so, what became of it. It seems odd if he loaded his camera with only a few feet of film.
darrenburnfan It`s a shame loads of this stuff was just binned over the years, i watched a programme about old tv series, and the BBC has destroyed loads of stuff, what right did they have to do that, after all we own the BBC as licence payers.
The house in Round Hay was the home of the Whitley family, which should be traceable in local records, and the house itself may indeed be standing. The Whitley family had a small engineering business in Leeds.
@Drew Brigham Ah, is the camera facing north, towards the railway bridge over Briggate? I'd always thought it was facing south, with the Headrow behind the camera. I can't match the buildings in the film to either direction, although they may well have changed since 1888.
All the buildings top right are still standing 2023. The entrance to The Golden Lion Hotel, now The Cosmopolitan, is beneath the white band. The white building top centre and all the buildings to the left have been replaced by what was Leeds City Transport Swinegate building, now Malmaison.
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It is likely none of these persons knew they were being filmed, or even what film is, and here we are observing them nearly 130 years later. Just an average day.
They had no idea what film was. Edison stole it from leprince and showed his version only 3 years later
You could say it was the beginning of video surveillance.
@@pablocejas01Actually the filmography was invented by Jules Janssen.
Invented the Gif
😂 the gif came before the video lol
shut up
Every now and again, I come back to Louis Le Prince and just watch his films over and over. I admire his work very much, I'd love to pay tribute to him in some way. Also, on a random note lol, I have given the horse a name. I call him Gus; short for Pegasus.
Visit Leeds Bridge, the building this was filmed from is still there.
Make sure your horse doesn't read the news!
@@yahbat21 No way! And you know what? I did end up doing a tribute after all. Nearly 2 weeks ago now, I got a tattoo of a pegasus. Steampunk style!
amazingly its better quality than budget cell phone cameras from just 5 years ago.
So beautiful.
Yea that’s true
Louis Le Prince, el inverntor del cine
muy cierto, Edison lo mando a matar, casualidad que justo él iba a presentar su invento a Londres y después a Estados Unidos y en ese trayecto el hombre desapareció y su valija con su gran invento de manera misteriosa?
Por suerte su invento salió a la luz en 2003 cuando lo encontraron en una comisaría de Dijon que pertenecía a un hombre "ahogado" y recordemos que su hijo reclamaba el derecho de su padre, la corte falló a favor de Edison, ahhh, el hijo de Le Prince, fue asesinado dos años después ..... mmmmmm
I'm in this fllm!! I'm the guy walking by the pole adjusting his hat. Wow ,makes me feel old.
Oh, really? How old are you now?
Man that was you?!? I knew I recognized someone!! I was the horse btw
Hey, Time Lord, there are plenty of people. Which one are you?
Sarcasm
Sarcasm guyssss are uuuu stuuupid?
Little snippet of history...brief but still amazing to have all this time later.
What a great man capturing history
Who’s here cause of buzzfeed unsolved?
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I stood here today!!
Even without a soundtrack I think its safe to say that there were no horns being blown that day! Nothing but clopity clop...If you want to enjoy nothing but horse steps on the pavement you can take a trip to Mackinaw Isl, MI for a very relaxing weekend-no automobiles allowed except for emergency vehicles. Oh yeah, and the public works shovelers (of you know what) early in the morning.
Been there before. Great chocolate
Funny that people of the future who would possibly be airborne or are mobile via some other means which we have not yet thought of, will be looking at our videos of normal car driving and wondering the same thing what we are were thinking at this moment. To the person of the future, its a loop my friend.
👍👏😊♥️ Thanks for posting
maybe the first film ever
No actually this would probably be the second, because the same guy who recorded this made the Roundhay Garden Scene sometime before this.
The first film is in a garden setting dumbass!
@@daylacro9733 No, dumbass, the first film is "Man Walking Around A Corner" (1887)
@@daylacro9733 Why do you exist?
Even the third. His first film was apparently from 1887. It's called "Man walking around the corner". I let you guess what happens in this film.
After a lumiere or a edison, first was Le prince
The first gif ever
Imagine not even Hitler was born in the time that the film was made
Less than 6 months before Hitler was born
@@Captain_Yorkie1 yaa
Lol. So Hitler is the center of your universal timeline? This film is 1 BH?
@@ShadowsOnTheScreen what is wrong with you? It was just a fun fact.
Btw, trying to roast someone on a three year old comment is hilarious.
There are only a few seconds that are repeated many times. I wonder if there was once more footage of this and if so, what became of it. It seems odd if he loaded his camera with only a few feet of film.
This probably the only piece left, you know how the old film deteriorated.
Yes, I'm surprised there's any of it left after 127 years as nitrate film eventually disintegrates.
darrenburnfan It`s a shame loads of this stuff was just binned over the years, i watched a programme about old tv series, and the BBC has destroyed loads of stuff, what right did they have to do that, after all we own the BBC as licence payers.
this was a very short film so this is the full lenght
It's the first film ever created. His camera was designed to play things on a loop as well. This is this original film.
A second in the wild west era
why did he film the first ever films in uk not france?
The background people in "Kanna in the Rain 10 Hours" be like.
Ur doing a great job sir
Astonishing an ad before a 46 sec video. This is a load of repeats just like the tv.
Do any of the buildings still survive?
The house in Round Hay was the home of the Whitley family, which should be traceable in local records, and the house itself may indeed be standing. The Whitley family had a small engineering business in Leeds.
@Drew Brigham Ah, is the camera facing north, towards the railway bridge over Briggate? I'd always thought it was facing south, with the Headrow behind the camera. I can't match the buildings in the film to either direction, although they may well have changed since 1888.
The bridge and the building it was filmed from are still there.
@@fezhat7096 If I ever visit Leeds, I intend to take a photograph from the exact spot he filmed from in tribute to Louis LePrince. I’m Australian.
All the buildings top right are still standing 2023. The entrance to The Golden Lion Hotel, now The Cosmopolitan, is beneath the white band. The white building top centre and all the buildings to the left have been replaced by what was Leeds City Transport Swinegate building, now Malmaison.
Cool!
They all gone
Pretty interesting to see average people back then
Hi, I'm creating a youtube video about Leeds, including Leeds Bridge. I'd like to include a link to your video. Do you have a link I can use?
There's a mid-20th century bus in the background. Curiouser and curiouser.
AP Terhune That just looks like a storefront to me.
Couldn't even be bothered to upgrade to a color camera. 🙄
wonder if anyone is still alive that remembers that day?
Hey dumbass the oldest person who died 2016 was born 1899 no one in this video is fucking alive!
eggstreme hotsauce whats your problem? Did your “temates” killed you?
boomerang
Second oldest film ever
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