William Kennedy Dickson
William Kennedy Dickson was a Scottish inventor and pioneer in the field of motion pictures, known for creating one of the first motion picture cameras under the direction of Thomas Edison. In the late 19th century, he made significant contributions to the development of early film technology and is best remembered for capturing the first moving images of Pope Leo XIII in the Vatican around 1896, marking a historical moment in the intersection of religion and cinema.
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William Kennedy Dickson created one of the world's first motion picture cameras and filmed Pope Leo XIII in the Vatican.
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