Practice SQL Joins. Use the Movies database we created last week. For all result sets, make sure the column names are human readable, you only have the information in the result set in which a human would be interested. Turn in 1 worksheet (Excel or Google Sheets) that includes a spreadsheet per result set, so a total of 4 spreadsheets in 1 worksheet and 1 .sql file with all of your SQL statements.

1. Write a statement joining all tables to produce a result set that has all the information a human would want to know about all of the movies in the database. Export that information to a Spreadsheet.

2. Write a statement that will produce a result set that displays actor names and shows the films that they have been in. Export this to a spreadsheet.

3. Write a statement that will produce a result set of directors who don't have a movie listed in the database. Export this to a spreadsheet.

4. Write a statement that will produce a result set of the studios that don't have a movie listed in the database. Export this to a spreadsheet.

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