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The 17 pages that link to Motion picture, each with the reason it gives.

• Celebrity cultureRelated: Cinema gave performers repeatable screen images that could circulate beyond live audiences.

• Film productionCompared with: The motion picture is the finished work; film production is the process that creates it.

• Thomas EdisonNarrower topic: Edison’s laboratory helped establish early commercial motion-picture technologies and practices.

• PornographyRelated: Moving images introduced a new medium for depicting sexual activity.

• Eadweard MuybridgeNarrower topic: Muybridge’s experiments helped make projected photographic motion a practical subject of invention.

• Feature filmNarrower topic: A feature film is a long-form example of this broader form.

• Persistence of visionNarrower topic: Motion pictures are the familiar context in which the phrase is commonly invoked.

• Étienne-Jules MareyRelated: Marey’s successive photographic records helped establish the technical and scientific study of moving images.

• Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – DramaNarrower topic: Only performances in eligible motion pictures can compete in this category.

• Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Motion PictureNarrower topic: Only performances in films are eligible for this award.

• Live-action filmNarrower topic: Live-action film is one way to produce a motion picture.

• Sally RandNarrower topic: Rand also built a career as a film actress, beyond her stage routines.

• The Horse in MotionRelated: The plates became a landmark precursor to photographic cinema.

• Lost filmNarrower topic: Lost films belong to the broader history of recorded moving images.

• Academy Awards eligibilityNarrower topic: The Academy’s film eligibility rules begin with what qualifies as a motion picture.

• Ottomar AnschützNarrower topic: Anschütz’s devices helped make photographic motion a viewable form of entertainment.

• Saigon ExecutionCompared with: A filmed record of the shooting preserves movement and duration that the still photograph cannot show.