Early American Cinema in Transition: Story, Style, and Filmmaking, 1907a 1913

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The study explores the evolution of filmmaking as cinema transitioned from a novelty to a mainstream form of entertainment. It analyzes significant films such as "The Boy Detective," "The Forgotten Watch," and "Suspense," highlighting how these works reflect broader changes in filmmaking techniques and storytelling. By focusing on these specific titles, the book provides insights into the cultural and artistic shifts that shaped the film industry over time.