How did D.W. Griffith expand the art of narrative film?
By introducing sound
By including animated sections
By pioneering aspects of film editing
By bringing color to monochromatic films
Answer
D.W. Griffith, a pioneering figure in filmmaking, expanded the art of narrative film through his groundbreaking techniques. He introduced innovative editing methods such as cross-cutting, flashbacks, and close-ups, which revolutionized the way stories could be told on screen. Griffith's contributions established a visual language that would be influential in shaping the future of cinema and storytelling.
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