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When the cinema started in Paris in 1895, fifteen years before the first studio was built in Hollywood, the first film director was a young woman named Alice Guy who worked for Gaumont, one of the earliest manufacturers of motion picture cameras. The first films were only a minute long, but Alice at age twenty-two used the motion picture camera to stage a scene, a story showing babies being born in a cabbage patch. It was the first of hundreds of short films Alice wrote and directed. For eleven years, Alice made films in Paris and then in 1907 she came to the United States, where she wrote and directed hundreds of longer films in New York and Fort Lee, New Jersey, before Hollywood became the center of the film industry.
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