The Role of Authorship during the Shift towards a New Hollywood

The thesis explores the concept of New Hollywood, highlighting its ambiguous definition within film studies. It identifies a significant shift in Hollywood beginning in 1967, marking a departure from Classical Hollywood Cinema. Various scholars have attempted to analyze this transformation, attributing it to factors such as economic changes, production practices, societal influences, and creative aesthetics. The work emphasizes the need for a clearer understanding of what constitutes the New Hollywood era, reflecting on its diverse interpretations and implications within the film industry.