New Hollywood has also been defined as a period of innovation known as the “Hollywood Renaissance.”

The boom period of international co-production of Historic Epics is generally considered to have ended with which of the following films?

In its classification of films by genre, the American Film Institute limits the Epic genre to historical films such as Ben-Hur.

Which of the following films was heralded for its revolutionary visual style, blending 2D and 3D animation to create a unique comic-book aesthetic?

Early animated films were created by drawing every frame on a single sheet of paper, leading to a “jittery” look. 

Which Hollywood Legend was originally an Academy Award winning stunt man and later a Second-Unit Director of some of the most elaborate action sequences in classic films such as Ben-Hur?

Which key development in the advancement of animation in movies added depth to scenes by separating elements like the background, characters, and foreground and shooting them at different distances?

Which animated character was introduced in the 1928 short film Steamboat Willie? 

Which director’s “acrobatic” use of the camera and successful integration of montage were influential in the early years of the sound era?

The Walt Disney and Warner Brothers studios emerged during Hollywood’s “Golden Age” and established animated shorts as a staple of moviegoing.