"Synergy" is defined as:
A. the coordination of several compatible business lines to maximize income.
B. the process of using CGI technology to desaturate or bleach the colors from a film's image track.
C. the series of "windows" or "platforms" that a film passes through, from theaters to cable to network broadcast.
D. the practice of making movies based on simple but intriguing ideas, which can be summarized in 25 words or less.
Answer: A
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