D.W. Griffith was an American film director. He was born in 1875 in n LaGrange, Kentucky. He grew up hearing his father’s love war stories, which shaped his movies in the future. At first, he wanted to be the one in front of the camera and writing the stories. But as he set out to peruse this career, but he was unsuccessful. Griffith was offered a job in a new motion picture at the Edison Company which he didn’t really wont but was offered a different role as to become a director at American Mutoscope & Biograph. After he directed over four hundred and fifty short films.
Here is a list of some of his productions:
- Footlight Varieties – Which was his last and realised in 1951
- The Struggle – realised in 1931
- Abraham Lincoln – realised in 1931
- Lady of the night – realised in 1929
