| Since the cinema was found, the film-makers have | | | | Soviet, Wladislaw Starewicz. Then, animation movies |
| used animation technique to produce visual effect like | | | | developed very fast to all countries in the world from |
| explosion, rocket, and many more. The first full | | | | Asia, Europe, up to America. |
| animation film was Humorous Phases of Funny Faces | | | | The first character of animation that was very |
| (1906). It was produced by a cartoonist of American | | | | influential and successful was Gertie, a Brontosaurus in |
| newspaper, J. Stuart Blackton. This film described a | | | | Gertie the Dinosaur (1914). This film contained 10.000 |
| cartoonist that was drawing a face on the blackboard. | | | | frames of pictures. Its creator was Winsor McCay, a |
| In Europe, a short animation film, Fantasmagorie (1908) | | | | popular animator for New York Herald. |
| by Emile Cohl from France was noted as one of the | | | | Several next years, Felix, a cat by Otto Messmer, |
| oldest animation movie. Meanwhile, the first long | | | | appeared for the first time in Feline Follies (1919) and |
| animation movie was El Apostol (1917) by Quirino | | | | Musical Mews (1919). Then, this superstar cat appeared |
| Cristiani, the animator from Argentina. | | | | in hundred movies in the following years. This cat was |
| The first stop-motion "3-D" animation movies were | | | | noted as the first animation character that was |
| The Grasshopper and the Ant (1911) and The | | | | successful to become merchandise. |
| Cameraman's Revenge (1911) by an animator from | | | | |