Which approach to film history would examine inventions like widescreen processes and Smell-O-Vision?technologicaleconomicsocial history

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

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

Explain the relevance of studying the history of science and technology to society.

Place the following list of major events, key movements, and technological innovations of film history in chronological order from earliest to most recent.Start by choosing the first item in the sequence and clicking, dragging, or using your keyboard to select it.the Soviet Montage movementthe French New Wave movementthe New American Cinema movementfilms with recorded, synchronized soundseries photographyKinetograph and Kinetoscopethe Italian Neorealism movement

Match each significant film movement to the historical time period in which it emerged and thrived.Italian Neorealismthe New American CinemaGerman Expressionismthe classical Hollywood silent periodFrench New Waveclassical Hollywood’s golden ageDogme 95the first movies1891–19031908–19271919–19311927–19471942–19511959–19641965–19951995