[edit]Main article: Low-budget filmThe efforts of the SIMPP and the advent of inexpensive portable cameras during World War II effectively made it possible for any person in America with an interest in making films to write, produce, and direct one without the aid of any major film studio. These circumstances soon resulted in a number of critically acclaimed and highly influential w

good and bad impact of films in society

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In 1903, Edison cameraman Edwin S. Porter created _____. This early narrative film was a commercial success and led to the birth of the silent picture industry in the United States.

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