Which of the following best describes Universal's approach to film production in the 1910s?

A) big-budget costume dramas
B) horror movies
C) a balanced program of modestly budgeted projects
D) inexpensive lowbrow comedies

Universal

A term that could refer to concepts, conditions, or measures that apply to all or common to the whole or to a film studio known for producing and distributing movies and television shows.

Film Production

The process of making a movie, involving pre-production, shooting, and post-production stages.

1910s

The decade extending from January 1, 1910, to December 31, 1919, marked by significant global changes, including the first World War.