Question

the french new wave movement of the 1950s and 1960s was characterized by:

heavy use of computer - generated imagery

handheld cameras, jump cuts, and experimental narratives

lavish musical numbers

highly polished studio productions

Explanation:

The French New Wave (1950s-60s) was a radical film movement that rejected traditional Hollywood-style polished studio productions and musicals. Computer-generated imagery did not exist in this era. Its defining traits included low-budget, on-location shooting with handheld cameras, intentional jump cuts that broke editing norms, and non-linear, experimental narrative structures.

Answer:

handheld cameras, jump cuts, and experimental narratives