Select a scene from a European or American film of the 1910s screened in your class, and explain how its visual style-mise-en-scène, editing, or cinematography-might be different had that scene been shot, staged, and assembled by a modern-day filmmaker.
What will be an ideal response?
Answer may vary.
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