The first director to utilize editing,intercutting of scenes,and a mobile camera to tell a story was

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Edwin S. Porter is credited with pioneering the use of editing techniques such as intercutting and a mobile camera to tell a story in his landmark film, "The Great Train Robbery" (1903). While George Méliès was known for his use of special effects, and D.W. Griffith made significant contributions to storytelling in film with his use of parallel editing and close-ups, it was Porter who first utilized these techniques in a cohesive narrative structure. Spielberg is a modern director who has made significant contributions to the film industry, but he did not pioneer the use of these editing techniques.

The First Director to Utilize Editing,intercutting of Scenes,and a Mobile