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As cinema developed from a novelty to popular entertainment, filmmaking also changed. This study looks at the changes by examining various films, especially: ""The Boy Dectective""; ""The Forgotton Watch""; ""Rose O'Salem-Town""; ""Cupid's Monkey Wrench""; ""Belle Boyd""; ""A Confederate Spy""; and ""Suspense"".