 Gaston Tissandier described how it enabled uninterrupted projection of a considerable series of actions and wrote that Reynaud had composed very amusing scenes with characters "who engage in lively scenes and execute rapid movements of a charming effect" (translated from French).He sensed that the system provided new possibilities and thought it would undoubtedly have a future with photographed series of poses, when it would become technically and economically more feasible to produce photographic strips.On October 28, 1892 Reynaud debuted his "Pantomimes Lumineuses" animation films at the Cabinet Fantastique of the Musée Grévin in Paris.