What is recorded here
This film cell commemorative plaque records: St. Ann's Well Gardens site of the film studio 1897-1903 created by George Albert Smith Recorded plaque organisation: British Film Institute.
George Albert Smith was a pioneering British filmmaker and inventor, known for his early contributions to cinema including color film techniques; he established one of the first film studios in Brighton at St. Ann's Well Gardens.
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