The Hollywood standard for editing is called ________ editing

More of a refiner than the innovator, he is the “father of American film” who shaped the basic elements of filmmaking into the language and syntax that would serve cinema for more than a half a century:

a) Eadweard Muybridge; b) Edwin Porter; c) D.W. Griffith; d) Louis B. Mayer; e) Mack Sennett

HD Radio allows broadcasters to split the existing signal, which in analog form covers a fairly broad bandwidth, into several discrete stations

a. TRUE b. FALSE