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d. w. griffith

Definition:

d. w. griffith refers to David Wark Griffith, an American film director who is widely considered one of the pioneers of the film industry. He is best known for directing and producing "The Birth of a Nation" (1915), a controversial yet highly influential silent film.

Parts of Speech:

• noun

Senses:

1. (Noun) Referring to David Wark Griffith, the American film director and producer.

Usages:

Popular:

David Wark Griffith's works revolutionized the film industry and had a profound impact on the development of cinematic techniques.

Local:

In the local film community, d. w. griffith is often regarded as a legendary figure who paved the way for future filmmakers.

Sample Sentences:

• "Have you seen the latest documentary about d. w. griffith's contributions to cinema?"
• "The film club organized a special screening of 'The Birth of a Nation' to honor d. w. griffith."
• "Many aspiring filmmakers draw inspiration from d. w. griffith's innovative storytelling techniques."

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