Sentences with phrase «as the camera movements»

«He's a real film aficionado and cinephile and speaks from a great base of knowledge in terms of cinematic references as well as camera movement and lensing.»

The pace of change is itself shifting, as the camera movements race ahead or slow down across, literally, surfaces.

Actions, gestures and language become detrimental to the protagonists» quests for freedom, as camera movements are dictated by surrounding architecture.

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The 3 - D camera features a depth sensor and a can detect specific gesture movements from a user's hands and fingers, as well as a person's facial features and movements.

The included pen uses smart technology and an embedded infrared camera to track your movement as you write or draw on the dotted paper.

Powered gimbals use motors to automatically adjust a camera's movement smoothly, as opposed to the jittery way our hands do.

Recent years have seen the rise of firms such as Sportvision, which sell data - collecting cameras that track movements on the field imperceptible to the human eye, such as the precise path and velocity of a baseball pitch.

As the jaguar advanced under cover of darkness, the infrared sensors detected the animal's body temperature and movements, setting off a camera.

As you tilt and move the handheld 5 inch monitor, this camera mimics your own movement for a better view of baby.

The New York Police Department on Friday released a transcript of phone calls reporting Saheed Vassell's behavior earlier this week, as well as a compilation of surveillance - camera footage tracking his movements before officers fired 10 shots at the man.

Bishop and colleagues examined locomotion in 12 species of ground - dwelling birds, ranging in body mass from 45g to 80 kg, as the birds moved at various speeds along enclosed racetracks while cameras recorded their movements and forceplates measured the forces their feet exerted upon the ground.

To find out how seahorses catch them, Brad Gemmell of the University of Texas used high - speed cameras to study the movement of the water as they approached their prey.

Character movement and camera control are a chore at the beginning, but you'll adapt to them as the game progresses.

The building's elegantly restrained colonial architecture, the gray sky, the stately camera movement and music all convey an austere gravity, which, together with Schrader's use of Academy ratio (inspired, he has said, by Pawel Pawlikowski's «Ida»), point us back not only to an earlier era of American religion but also to such European cinema models as Bergman's «Winter Light» and Bresson's «Diary of a Country Priest.»

Leigh's camera searches this world through slow and ponderous movements, every gesture by an actor as carefully calculated as the forceful actions Turner throws onto his canvases.

The importance of the environment and your interaction with it (camouflage, caught / killed animals and plants as food, noise and sight detection by enemies, etc), along with an update to gameplay (via CQC and camera movement) and one of the best bosses in video game history, not only makes this game one of the best on PS2, but one of the most important.

It seems harsh but Freeze Me is ironically dull, repetitive beyond repute, as well as clunky in both camera movement and basic character manoeuvring.

Indeed, during the movie's ludicrous - bordering - on - sublime final minutes, marked by whooshing camera movements and a highly malleable sense of time, it's hard not to wonder if Lucy — fully free at last, and with infinite possibilities at her fingertips — might be intended as a hopeful, thinly veiled stand - in for Besson himself.

How could such a precise and superb input device be put down as being worse than one which detects body movements using a camera.

Given In Good Company's small - screen aesthetic, it's ironic that Weitz lets out a sigh of relief that Grace (late of «That»70s Show») didn't need to break any «TV habits,» although he has grown enough as a filmmaker to have developed theories of camera movement, such as that left - to - right pans possess a more «melancholy air.»

Dancer - turned - director Anne Fletcher chats about how her movement background helps her behind the camera and on the page, as well as what she loved about working with Reese Witherspoon and Sofía Vergara.

There is an unbroken camera movement that begins with Charles playing in the snow, tracks back inside a window to show the three adults looking at him, and then precedes them as they walk deep into the room so Mrs. Kane can sit down at a table and sign the document.

Brian De Palma (Mission Impossible, The Untouchables) is a cinematic master, who knows how to dazzle with virtuoso camera movement and split - screen magic, and for that he is seen as one of the most talented directors around.

The flashback sequences — especially the ones featuring an enigmatic Laura Dern as her mother — are a nice break from her hiking adventure, and sport a dream - like quality, with quick flashes and lots of camera movement.

It adds a few unique gameplay elements, such as isometric camera movement, but the game lacks in categories like speed, strong personality and a compelling narrative to drive it above a game like Hotline Miami.

, but I can say that — all other things being A-OK — it all comes down to directorial concentration and economy: camera placement, movement, composition and (as I detailed in that Spielberg piece from 1982) how adeptly the movie gets from shot to shot to shot.

The camera follows his movements as he tries to find safety from the gunfire that surrounds him.

Only steps behind Perry's chaotic handheld camera movements, Jason Schwartzman as Philip stomps down New York City sidewalks, first meeting an ex-girlfriend to rub his newfound success in her face, then storming into his publisher's office to declare he no longer intends to do any media promotion for the book.

Camera movement has deep and powerful roots — moral roots, as Godard would maintain — and it's one of the things that makes film an art.

As evidenced within the film and also in his previous outing, Hard Eight, Anderson has a knack for characterizations and in using camera movement and music to create sound so well, it could be said that he out - Scorsese's Scorsese.

Mendes gives these materials a neat stylistic spin by chronicling the robberies as a series of left - to - right camera movements past bank and street, theft and getaway, all glued together as if they were a single continuous tracking shot.

Appropriately, the long takes in the musical sequences aren't there so the audience can «see the dancing,» as the old cliché goes, but to cast a spell: The unbroken camera movements, self - conscious as they may be, make the movie more dreamlike.

The film also proposes a dual gaze through the visual juxtaposition of action versus immobility, as when a long take films the protagonists stationary whilst indistinguishable bodies hurriedly move past the camera, creating flashes of movement.

The film is full of both marked and unmarked point of view shots, allowing us to both get a sense of the subjective view of certain characters as well as allowing us to view the scene through a camera freed from some of the imposed restraints of restricted movement that are characteristic of early sound filmmaking and classical Hollywood cinema generally.

A former protégé of the great Johnnie To, Cheang deploys every camera movement imaginable as the violence spills out the terminal's passenger lobby and down its escalators and glass corridors, but he never loses control of perspective.

But it's a good kind of pummelling — not the Michael Bay sort of pummeling in which scenes are edited in such a way to indicate that something important is happening, even though it isn't, with enough swirling camera movements so as to induce motion sickness.

As Wilder once said, «I like to believe that movement can be achieved eloquently, elegantly, economically and logically, without shooting from a hole in the ground, without hanging the camera from the chandelier, and without the camera dolly dancing a polka.»

As with his previous films, Andrey Zvyagintsev creates a compelling yet ambiguous drama through his use of visual metaphor, elegant camera movements and beautiful composition.

But on a purely cinematic level, Signs confirms Shyamalan as an exceptionally supple and intuitive visual storyteller, evoking fear and dread through insinuating camera movements, subtle sound and lighting effects, and canny use of offscreen space.

Scorsese, it goes without saying, directs this with the fervour of a true auteur — perhaps not the most distinctive film he's made stylistically speaking, but still propelled by inspired musical choices, bold voiceover work, kinetic camera movements and a general structural playfulness (such as the fake television ads planted throughout the film).

And it does with a camera movement About Tony Stark, he is the way he is, but if you see it just as a character who makes only one liners throw the film you are not seeing the incredible job that RDJ make with him.

Minihan and cinematographer David Schuurman work in some nifty camera tricks to help mirror Jules» paranoia and disorientation (one particular instance in which the camera is strapped to an oar is particularly effective), as well as long takes tracking Jules» movement around the isolated cabin.

Based on a slow, episodic novel by Ian McEwan, who ill - advisedly adapted his own screenplay, and directed as a debut film by stage director Dominic Cooke, who has a lot to learn about camera movement and how to frame a scene, the literary roots are inescapable.

They move the camera with unfettered glee as a means of evoking the wild abandon of the comic book page, which makes for a natural fit with Raimi's penchant for rapid shifts in perspective, sudden movements, and extreme close - ups.

Flamenco, Flamenco achieves something akin to pure form in movement, opting to abandon conventional narrative in favor of an unchained camera that engages kinetic dancing and performing not as a musical number or set piece, but as a degree of storytelling in and of itself.

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At the end of the film, there's another gratifying burst of camera movement, as a jerky handheld camera races to keep up with a yelping mad, battle - ready McCain.

Anderson's camera movement and set design have, in previous years, been seen as too mannered, too stiff, floating apart from the characters as they're viewed from one cool remove, as if through a glass plate smeared with whimsy.

Inspired by the «verité» documentary movement of the 1960s, specifically directors such as Richard Leacock or the Maysles brothers, Aykroyd's weapon of choice is his Aaton 16 mm camera which offers him a measure of immediacy and crispness of picture, while also emphasising the link to «reality».

The camera follows the action without interruption and sometimes with seeming impossibility of movement, such as when it follows a man diving through a window or weaves in and out of a car during a chase / shootout down a busy street.