What is Annie Oakley?
Annie Oakley was a renowned sharpshooter known as "Little Sure Shot." Born in Ohio, she gained international recognition for her exceptional marksmanship skills. Oakley performed with Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, where her abilities were showcased.
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 1894
- Status
- Released
- Runtime
- 1 minutes
- Release date
- Nov 1, 1894
- Original language
- XX
- Origin
- United States of America
- Studios
- Edison Studios
- Genres
- Documentary, Western
- Updated
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Annie Oakley was a renowned sharpshooter known as "Little Sure Shot." Born in Ohio, she gained international recognition for her exceptional marksmanship skills. Oakley performed with Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, where her abilities were showcased. Her small stature contrasted with her impressive shooting skills.
Should you watch it?
“See legendary sharpshooter Annie Oakley perform a rifle exhibition in this early Edison studio short film.”
- features a historical figure
- offers a glimpse into early cinema
- very short duration
- silent black-and-white format
Watch it if you are interested in the origins of American cinema and the history of the Wild West.
This is a silent black-and-white film suitable for general audiences.
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When was this film produced?
The film was produced in 1894.
Who is the main subject of the film?
The film features the famous sharpshooter Annie Oakley, also known as Little Sure Shot.
Where was the film shot?
It was filmed at Thomas Edison's Black Maria studio in West Orange, New Jersey.
How long is the film?
The film is approximately 21 seconds long.
Who produced the film?
It was produced by the Edison Manufacturing Company, with William K. L. Dickson credited as producer.