The motion picture industry essentially owes its existence to horses; in the 1870s, Eadweard Muybridge's
With this "insane" escalation comes responsibility. The entertainment industry has historically abused horses (see: Hollywood's past use of trip wires). Today, the conversation is shifting. The motion picture industry essentially owes its existence
have been central to human storytelling and entertainment since the very beginning of motion pictures. This guide explores their diverse roles across film, live performance, and digital media, as well as the specialized careers and welfare standards that sustain the industry. 1. Horses in Film and Television in the 1870s