Sentences with phrase «considering film and television»

Not exact matches

Within the span of a year, the driver who is considered one of NASCAR's rising stars has voiced a character in a Hollywood blockbuster, had a cameo in a film helmed by an Academy Award - winning director, and appeared on an NBC television show.

Beautiful photos, inspiring films, soul - stirring music, funny videos and television shows support a more positive perspective, so as you're learning to become more optimistic, consider restricting the flow of negative images into your daily consciousness.

It took film decades to be considered an art, and not some consumer ploy, the same with television.

Though he has provided a strong role model and has proved that there is a place for Native American actors outside the Western genre, he considers himself neither a spokesperson for Native rights, nor a great trail blazer paving the way for other Native American actors in film and television.

If his film - directing output now seems the opposite of prolific, consider the rest of his résumé: Since 1969, he has written and / or produced such television classics as Room 222, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Taxi, and The Simpsons, and produced Penny Marshall's Big, Cameron Crowe's Jerry Maguire, and Wes Anderson's Bottle Rocket.

Consider that the picture is in many ways an attack on the all - invasive venality of television and then think hard about how this juxtaposition speaks of the actress, the value of the director's opinion of the actress, and, fast - following, of how we take Cundey's remembrance of Perkins as the star of movies that he studied in film school.

I must admit, although the trailer and commercials for this film made it look awful, I was still hopeful I would be wrong considering I enjoyed the old animated television show.

Given that both film and television work is considered, certain stars on the broadcast side have historically cleaned up.

Considering how often Marvel film and television executives are asked about Netflix heroes Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist appearing on the big screen, they likely wish they'd selected a mantra other than «It's All Connected.»

As I did last year and the year before, I'm making a Best of the Year list following the conventional system for what counts as a 2016 film, mainly the nonsensical and ahistorical system that decrees that critics may only consider movies to have existed once they have played for a week in a commercial venue in New York City, or, in a new twist this year, on a television or streaming service in New York.

Due to the success of these dramas and subsequent projects, Yates is considered as one of Britain's most celebrated directors of film and television.

The annual event, which honors performances in both television and film, is considered one of Hollywood's most «fun» awards shows due to how early the awards fall in the season, the presence of alcohol (resulting in more celebrities letting loose), and general unpredictability about the winners.

Considering how audiences have become more savvy about the art of animation, it's easy to take for granted the technological advances Walt Disney employed for the film, namely the use of a multiplane camera to create an illusion of depth; while addressed in the main documentary, the technique is further explored in a «Tricks of the Trade» excerpt from the old Disneyland television series as well as the 1937 nature - themed short The Old Mill, in which Disney and his crew not only tried out the new multiplane camera but also honed their skills at drawing and animating animals.

Explaining his piece, Campbell said he considered himself both a film - maker and an artist, having been influenced by television since he was young.

At the Kitchen, two new video installations by Charles Atlas — 2003 and The Years (both 2018)-- consider the way particular moments in time are registered in film, through found footage from television in 2003 overlaid with video portraits of Atlas's peers (Eileen Myles, Yvonne Rainer, etc.), or re-imagined in some projected future, in The Years.