- effects. She was
artistic director and a co-founder of
Solax Studios in Flushing, New York. In 1912,
Solax invested $100,000 for a new
studio in Fort Lee, New...
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Solax Studios was an
American motion-picture
studio founded in 1910 by
executives from the
Gaumont Film
Company of France.
Alice Guy-Blaché, her husband...
-
American silent short film by
Alice Guy-Blaché,
produced at
Solax Studios.
Starring Solax stock actors, the
story concerns a child's
earnest effort to...
-
SolaX Power (Chinese: 艾罗能源), also
known as
SolaX Power Network Technology,
whose full name is
SolaX Power Network Technology (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd., often...
- world's
oldest operating film studio, Gaumont, and
worked in
partnership with
Solax Studios. Léon
Ernest Gaumont, born in
Paris was
gifted with a mechanical...
- as the
Independent Moving Pictures Company,
Peerless Pictures Studios,
Solax Studios, Eclair,
Goldwyn Pictures Corporation, Star Film (Georges Méliès)...
- also
known and
often credited as "The
Solax Kid", was a
child actor in the
silent film era who
worked for
Solax Studio, the
largest pre-Hollywood studio...
-
pioneering French filmmaker Alice Guy-Blaché
through her
American company Solax Studios in 1913.
Using Alice Guy-Blachè's
adapted screenplay from the Edgar...
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Company Screen Guild Productions Inc.
Selznick International Pictures The
Solax Company Sono Art-World Wide
Pictures Sony
Pictures Strand Releasing Striped...
- general. At the beginning,
Goldwyn Pictures rented production facilities from
Solax Studios when it and many
other early film
studios in America's
first motion...
