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1. Silent Era (Late 1800s - Early 1900s):
Films started without sound, focusing on visuals.
It is important because it laid the foundation for storytelling through moving pictures.
2. Golden Age of Hollywood (1920s-1950s):
Hollywood became the center of movie-making.
Sound was introduced, leading to more elaborate films.
It is important because it made movies a major cultural influence worldwide.
3. New Wave and Independent Cinema (1960s-1970s):
Filmmakers started experimenting with new ideas and styles.
and this is important for breaking traditional storytelling rules and inspiring creativity.
4. Digital Revolution and Contemporary Cinema (1980s-Present):
Technology changed how films are made and seen.
More diverse voices and stories emerged.
It is certainly important for making filmmaking more accessible and for reflecting today's society.
We also studied how these changes reflect and influence society, culture, and storytelling techniques.
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