Sentences with phrase «usis camera crew»

With protesters and camera crews swarming in front of Mt. Gox's office and the price of Bitcoin in free fall, the usually unflappable Frenchman had been confined to a self - imposed house arrest, subsisting on the buttery pastries he liked to bake and reading the hate mail that flooded in from all corners of the Internet — most of it accusing him of stealing the money himself.

Outside, camera crews — denied access to this steel - frame structure on Chicago's Near North Side — massed around Teamsters hoisting protest signs.

We look at what we see on the Internet and wonder why we don't have a camera crew following us around too.

No camera crews or producers are hiding behind the nearest tree.

From the camera crew to the makeup artists to the caterer, so many skilled professionals contributed to my brief moment in the spotlight.

Wekerle, in his flaming red Wekfest 2014 tank top, was tailed by a CBC camera crew for much of the event.

Back in New York, Amed's black SUV — stuffed with his PR rep and the camera crew — pulls up to the Stern School.

Republicans in the House also set up studios on Capitol Hill for camera crews behind a «House Republicans» backdrop, which they typically reserve for major events like the president's annual State of the Union address.

Whenever possible, let camera crews tag along, too.

It's now mid-May, and the camera crew has set up in a makeshift set, the company cafeteria.

A camera crew is on standby.

Take heed that you do not do your charitable deeds before men, to be seen by them, unless there is a camera crew nearby who can print their pictures in the newspaper and post them online.

Let's see... they «l have to have a camera crew at every timezone when each earthquake hits.

Actual crises are rarely resolved so swiftly, and urgent needs remain long after the camera crews have left the scene.

Speaking to camera crews backstage a short time after his performance, he said: «I just had the most amazing experience on the stage singing «Everybody Hurts».

Also, you will note another camera crew here and there.

The camera crew panned on Andre Ethier in the dugout for quite a bit during Forsythe's at - bat, as he was putting in eye drops and standing, and then there was no one deck for the Dodgers.

Near the session's end he was interrupted by an aggressive p.r. rep for Target, one of the event's sponsors, who asked that Earl give the kids some putting tips, to be filmed by her camera crew.

Camera crews are inside with devices that would come perilously close to knocking over bottles of liquor at the bar.

We were supposed to be touring the city but instead we went almost directly to a ramshackle part of town, where earlier the camera crew had spotted some kids playing table tennis on a rickety old table that was set outside in the rain in a grimy dirt plaza that was beginning to turn slippery.

DP: This is my idea for a reality show: Have a camera crew follow Christian Laettner in full Duke uniform through Kentucky during March Madness to get people's reactions.

After all, the only others on the tour were the USIS camera crew, but they always had to ride in a truck with their equipment, which severely limited their status.

The camera crews are on old wooden platforms bolted to the concrete and a 50» drop below them in earthquake country.

The BBC camera crews are on hand too, but only to film cricketers, rugby stars and deejays in a pregame benefit riddled with air balls.

THE FOUR members of a Japanese camera crew chronicling Kazuo Matsui's every move made their customary bows to the Colorado Rockies» second baseman as he headed to batting practice at Coors Field last Saturday evening.

He managed to skate out just in time before a Zamboni that was being backed up crashed into the picture, knocking down the camera crew who were helping record the interview.

Again, not entirely sure what as the UL camera crew refused to show what was going on or a replay, but Henry went down and stayed down for a while without the ball in her possession.

Camera crews and excited fans greeted his arrival to endorse his status, alongside Barcelona's Uruguay striker Luis Suarez, as the tournament's star attraction.

Recently I was watching a TV program where a camera crew provided a behind the scenes look into one of the top college football programs in the country.

Those women that allowed camera crews into their births inspired me for both myself and eventually for the women I supported in labor and birth.

The camera crews set up for their shots?

Margolis produced the new video quickly, as an unpaid volunteer, using a camera crew hired and paid for by Weiner's campaign.

It seems now that she's separated, Tinsley Mortimer's finally getting around to filming that reality show: A seven - person camera crew was spotted heading her Upper East Side co-op.

He cracked some jokes, made fun of the man from The Sun, posed for a photo with all the journalists and camera crews who had followed him and even joked about a microphone.

Nothing Travis said or the camera crews shot was false.

JCOPE did make some news however after media camera crews were told they had to depart a few minutes after capturing footage during the opening of the JCOPE meeting.

After a meeting in which camera crews were asked to leave a crowded meeting room, DiFiore reiterated comments that appeared on the DA's Web site on Tuesday: «I've done nothing wrong in any respect.

Washington correspondent and camera crew track down Sir Peter Viggers in Washington where he was meeting the Treasury Select Committee.

I've seen one camera crew here and a smattering of journalists.

BY PAUL SCHINDLER The Manhattan raid was carried out midday, with newspaper photographers and TV camera crews conveniently on hand to record law enforcement agents exiting rentboy.com's 14th Street office, evidence in hand.

There are increasing signals that Ms. Nixon, best known for playing the lawyer Miranda Hobbes in «Sex and the City,» plans to run, including her being spotted last week on the streets of New York City with what appeared to be a campaign camera crew, and her wife stepping down from a job in city government this week.

CNN provided live coverage of the rally in Washington on Saturday, dispatching more than a dozen personnel, including multiple camera crews and the CNN Express Bus, to cover the event.

Ulrich, a Queens Republican who has had a camera crew filming him this year for a possible reality show on his possible mayoral campaign, said he was «very close» to making a decision on running.

A camera crew has shadowed him for months as part of a possible reality TV show about his potential candidacy.

Next up was NASA's Dryden Center, where camera crews once filmed a scene for the opening credits of the 1960s hit sitcom I Dream of Jeannie, in which astronaut Tony Nelson (played by Larry Hagman) walks into the center's main building.

Unlike the people who participated in Milgram's and Watts's experiments, Ward and Pierre were motivated by a camera crew and a mention on ABC News.

Frozen Planet Discovery It took 4 years, 38 sled dogs, 12 reindeer, 28 helicopters, and 840 hours trapped in blizzards for dedicated (and resourceful) camera crews to film the epic new nature documentary Frozen Planet.

A rhino's backside is pretty big, even from 50 feet, which is why I did not understand the camera crew's reaction to my shot.

Trailed by camera crews, he has hiked on an Alaska glacier and walked through the Florida Everglades.

When we got camera crews in later, they couldn't believe it, there was no room to shoot.