In the following essay, Mitchell details lnce's life and career as a film director-producer.

In the following essay, which was first published in 1965, Mitry evaluates Ince as an artist rather than as a businessman or technical innovator.

In the following essay, Staiger argues that although Ince may be seen as an innovator in the film industry his improvements generally reflect the adoption of scientific management and the division of labor to the process of filmmaking.

In the following excerpt, Milne describes Ince's strict film production process and lists several studio directors who successfully used his methods.

In the following essay, originally published in 1925, Ince expresses his desire for clarity, continuity, intensity, and above all realism in motion pictures.