The earliest development of visual/ special effects dates back to 1857, when the first special effect movie was created by Oscar Rejlander. Although in 1895 the first accepted motion special effect picture was created by, Alfred Clark. The evolution of the dolly – contrazoom, was first shown/used in the Alfred Hitchcock movie, Vertigo. Although vertigo was the first time we seen it, it became an extremely popular method that was used in Jaws when the police officer is sitting on the beac h watching the sea for the shark, in 1975. This is an inside camera effect used to undermine normal day to day perception. In movies such as; Jurassic park and terminator 1 are contemplated the establishment of CGI which was created for the movie Ton in 1982. After CGI, animated movies became more popular and updated, in 1995, Toy story was released by Pixar alongside Disney, which was the first ever feature length movie. The franchise is still in popular demand nowadays with the next instalment due in June 2019. Other effected such as; digital compositing is combining separate images into one single image creating the final result. Visual effects even have its own category in the Oscars nowadays (1929 -2019). Modern films such as Star wars and Jurassic world (2015) and Jurassic world fallen kingdom (2018) heavily rely on visual effects, sound and crisp cinematography in the forms of explosions, fire, smoke, space ships and dinosaurs to create a realistic visually pleasing movie, helping the viewer experience the scenes as if they are real. In conclusion there is a vast difference from the initial days of motion picture and the merging of sound, moving image and picture technologies revolutionised the creative and entertainment industries having such an economic impact on economic growth and expansion to a global market. From the talkies of the 1920s to the 1950s sound in stereo, to the 1980s introducing a new digital era, huge advances in film have proved to be extremely successful, but the digital age prompted additional developments in movie sound technology, the three digital sound formats emerging into the cinema market meant greater qualities of digital sound, along with that the growing number of cinemas, has created a culture of quality entertainment, developing economic growth through jobs, production, equipment manufacturing and even theme parks and tourism. The merging of the creative technologies within creative industries is related to the rise of cu>