Aesthetic ApproachDrag appropriate answer(s) herea study that researches the growth of drive-in movie theaters in the 1950s United Statesan examination of storytelling techniques in German films of the 1920san evaluation of the greatest movies ever madea close examination of the films of a particular directoran examine of product placement in contemporary blockbustersresearch into government funding of films in 1920s GermanyEconomic ApproachDrag appropriate answer(s) here

New American Cinema began around – and was born out of –.1965practical adaptations to market changesthe dominant studio system19851975the birth of film theory

good and bad impact of films in society

People often see films as purely entertainment.When you think of 'good films', what is it that makes them good? The actors? The storyline? The laugh count? When studying film, we of course must consider entertainment value, but more importantly we look at the way the films are put together to create meaning. Films are stories. Films have the potential to reveal and reflect human emotions at any point in time. They have the ability to transport us to different times and places and some have the ability to challenge our thinking, revealing different aspects of what makes us human. What recent films do you think have influenced societies ideas or beliefs?

Match each approach to film history to a research topic about The Wizard of Oz (Fleming, 1939).economic approachaesthetic approachsocial history approachtechnological approachan examination of the interplay between color and black-and-white photography in The Wizard of Ozan interpretation of The Wizard of Oz as an allegory for American westward expansion in the late 1800san examination of the development of special effects in The Wizard of Ozan examination of the production practices of MGM Studios

Which of the following topics are examples of a technological approach to film history and which are examples of a social history approach to film history?Technological ApproachDrag appropriate answer(s) herea study of Star Trek fan communitiesresearch regarding the ability of An Inconvenient Truth (Guggenheim, 2006) to persuade viewers’ opinions on climate changean examination of the effects of widescreen formats on storytellingresearch into how performance capture affects acting stylea study of Pixar’s development of 3D computer animationa comprehensive study of representations of gender in classical Hollywood cinemaSocial History ApproachDrag appropriate answer(s) here