What invention most increased the influence of films on culture and society in the twentieth century?(1 point)
Responses
the cinematograph
the cinematograph
the innovation of sound
the innovation of sound
the creation of feature-length films
the creation of feature-length films
the addition of newsreels
are you sure its not the innovation of sound
so what is the answer
the addition of newsreels
I apologize for any confusion. While the innovation of sound definitely had a significant impact on the film industry, the invention that most increased the influence of films on culture and society in the twentieth century is generally considered to be the creation of feature-length films. This allowed for more complex and immersive storytelling, and opened up new possibilities for filmmakers to engage and captivate audiences.
The creation of feature-length films is generally considered to be the invention that most increased the influence of films on culture and society in the twentieth century.
The invention that most increased the influence of films on culture and society in the twentieth century was the creation of feature-length films.
The invention that most increased the influence of films on culture and society in the twentieth century is the cinematograph.
To arrive at this answer, we can analyze each option:
- The cinematograph: This invention, created by the Lumière brothers in 1895, was a combination of a camera and a projector. It allowed films to be seen by large audiences and brought the concept of motion pictures to a broader scale. As a result, films gained popularity and began to have a significant impact on culture and society.
- The innovation of sound: While the addition of sound to films, known as "talkies," revolutionized the movie industry, it did not have as significant an impact on culture and society as the cinematograph. While sound enhanced the cinematic experience, it did not fundamentally change the influence of films in the same way that the cinematograph did.
- The creation of feature-length films: The production of feature-length films, which are generally over an hour long, did contribute to the influence of films on culture and society. However, this innovation alone did not have the same transformative effect as the cinematograph.
- The addition of newsreels: Newsreels, which were short films that showcased current events, were important in bringing news and information to the general public. While they enhanced the content and variety of films, they did not have as broad of an impact on culture and society as the cinematograph.
Based on this analysis, the invention that had the most significant impact on the influence of films on culture and society in the twentieth century is the cinematograph.