David Wark Griffith was an actor, writer, producer, and director of both stage and screen. Out of his four fields he was most famously known and honored for his ability for directing. [2] D.W. Griffith’s experience helped him develop narrative film techniques. His films commonly illustrate the brutality of human nature. [3] I will investigate two (editing and his talent for what appears on camera) of his many methods and go into detail about their success in telling a story and the effect achieved on his audience.
Editing can be the most powerful tool in post-production. D.W. Griffith was the pioneer to modern editing. Three signature styles used by Griffith include: classical cutting, close-ups, and parallel editing. In order to create tension
Editing can be the most powerful tool in post-production. D.W. Griffith was the pioneer to modern editing. Three signature styles used by Griffith include: classical cutting, close-ups, and parallel editing. In order to create tension