How Did So-Called "Poverty Row" Studios Differ from the Majors

question 14

Multiple Choice

How did so-called "Poverty Row" studios differ from the majors?

• A) They tended to produce movies more quickly and with smaller budgets.
• B) Their smaller budgets encouraged some filmmakers to experiment with different styles of storytelling.
• C) They were able to produce movies that more reflected the cultural diversity of America.
• D) All of the above.

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