- filmmaking. He was the
first mogul to
build his own film
studio dubbed "
Inceville" in
Palisades Highlands. Ince was also
instrumental in
developing the...
- 1911, film
director Thomas Ince
constructed his
historic film
studio Inceville on a 460-acre (1.9 km2)
tract of land he
leased called Bison Ranch at...
-
sixteen separate sound stages.
Director Thomas H. Ince
built his
pioneering Inceville studios in
Pacific Palisades, Los
Angeles in 1912.
While Ince was filming...
- The
mouth of
Santa Ynez
Canyon at the
Pacific Ocean was once home of
Inceville, an
early 1900s film studio.
Filming ceased at the
property around 1922...
-
known as the
Miller 101
Bison Ranch studio, it was
subsequently named Inceville, and then
Triangle Ranch.
After Ince
founded his new Triangle/Ince Studios...
-
short and also
starred in the
title role. It was shot prin****lly in "
Inceville" at
Santa Ynez
Canyon in
Pacific Palisades, California. The film was re-released...
-
Glaum and
Dorothy Dalton, she was one of the prin****l
leading ladies at
Inceville, one of the
first motion picture studios to make
feature films in Los...
- You Went Away. He
began his
editing career in 1915,
cutting shorts at
Inceville. A fire that
started in his
cutting room
during the
editing of the Thomas...
-
successful movie career.
Vidor obtained minor roles acting at
Vitagraph and
Inceville studios (the spy
drama The
Intrigue (1916) survives, in
which he plays...
-
shifted the
operations of
Bison Pictures to that location,
later known as "
Inceville". On June 8, 1912, the New York
Motion Picture Company agreed on merger...
