What is generally true about the "star" directors of the 1970s?Despite great critical acclaim, most of their early-mid 1970s films were failures at the box-office.,Almost all of them suffered major career setbacks and helmed high-profile flops between 1979 and 1983,All of them eventually abandoned "independent" filmmaking and financing and returned to the security of studio contracts and budgets.,None of them were ever considered or nominated for Academy Awards,

Question 7 of 10Many of the independent films in the 1970s can best be described as combining:A.old classic Hollywood singing and dancing scenes.B.new narratives with protests of existing conditions.C.new names with biased roles for people of color.D.All of the above

Which of the following is NOT true of the family/religious films made independently during the 1970s?They were designed to be "blockbusters" with broad appeal,They often drew on popular history and mythology,They had limited "shelf life" and had little value/exposure outside of their initial release,They were often targeted around summer/holiday release,

Which Hollywood studio was created by famous film artists who wanted to have creative and financial power over their own films?United Artists,Four Arts,RKO,Orion,

The growth and recognition of "international" productions and "prestige" films led to this development that eventually helped fuel the next indie revolution:More acceptance of filmmakers of color or women filmmakers throughout the film industry,More stars available to work in indie films.,Film festivals and film markets which could facilitate financing and distribution "outside" of the usual Hollywood channels,More permissive standards in terms of issues of sex and violence,

One of the ways in which television changed during the 1970s that impacted the distribution of older, independent, and foreign films was....