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Answer:
The first profession that existed in the world, was that of cook.
According to studies, approximately 1.9 million years ago, when Homo erectus dominated the soil of this planet, the need arose to cook and prepare the foods that were found.
The profession of cook also emerged before the craft of farming, since these groups lived like nomads and did not settle permanently in a single place.
The cook, therefore, was the person in the group who was in charge of one of the most important tasks. Their work was rewarded by the right to receive food, protection and shelter.
The researchers were only able to reach these conclusions, after finding specific kitchen utensils close to fossils of that time.
Cooking was considered the first profession to exist, since hunting and collecting food are habits that we can find among other primates and mammals in nature.
So this was the first exclusively human activity that can be considered a trade, a profession.
I am not sure but I think the answer might be B: (light meter, aperture, exposure) because they can either photoshop and or use different filters and edit with certain apps.
Honestly, I think this is something you would have to answer on your own. If it's not asking you why you think people like to connect film with other aspects of life, then the reasons should be in whatever text or lesson you had to read or listen to because there are so many reasons why people enjoy connecting film and other forms of art to their personal lives. I enjoy looking at connections between films and life simply because I love analyzing an interpreting art. I enjoy finding something I can connect to in a personal level and actually analyzing it piece by piece, learning more about the film, the symbols and themes of the film, and the people behind the film.
Hope I helped,
Darry
P.S.: Not sure if I was much help, but don't hesitate to ask for more help.
