Contemporary filmmaking differs from that of classical Hollywood in all the following ways except
A)more frequent use of close-ups.
B)less crosscutting.
C)fewer establishing shots.
D)increased use of telephoto lens.

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Classical Hollywood cinema is known for its use of crosscutting (or parallel editing) to build suspense or show simultaneous action in different locations, a technique that remains prevalent in contemporary filmmaking. Thus, the statement that contemporary filmmaking features "less crosscutting" does not represent a difference from classical Hollywood cinema.

Contemporary Filmmaking Differs from That of Classical Hollywood in All