Cinematographer Gregg Toland Achieved a High Degree of Cinematic Realism

question 1

Multiple Choice

Cinematographer Gregg Toland achieved a high degree of cinematic realism in Citizen Kane (1941) through the use of lighting, deep-space composition, and

• A) framing.
• B) editing.
• C) deep-focus cinematography.
• D) location-shooting.
• E) soft focus.

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