Sentences with phrase «content taken on film»

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I wake up, eat and get into creating content; I take photos, film workouts, film motivational videos, write posts, reply to comments on my social media pages, etc..

With Ocean's Eleven, director Steven Soderbergh has broken into mainstream Hollywood, and it's about time Hollywood can claim a director who actually takes time with his films — lets the characters grow on us, lets the dialogue crackle at the right pacing, and lets the content dictate the style (not vice versa).

The film also helped establish Clooney as a leading man willing to take on thoughtful, difficult content.

From soundtrack mastering to on - site support at film festivals, Dolby Content Services knows what it takes to ensure top - quality sound for your movies.

The two streaming services arrived at Sundance ready to pounce on new content; and buy they did, proving that following Netflix's recent bold release strategy for Beasts of No Nation, film - makers are willing to take the plunge.

The film's content does lean a bit on Christianity, seemingly taking a more calculated approach to cultivating the same heartland appeal that made American Sniper so commercially potent.

And while there's some serious content tackled here, the film focuses on the self - mocking side of addiction, and takes more of a flirtatious look at the issue.

An engagingly rambling film, it seemed content to spend time with its two eccentric characters, Curly Mario, a small time hustler trying to make a living touring bizarre variety acts to back country villages, and «Charlie Bronson», a handsome but slow - witted young man whom he takes on when Mario sees he may be a viable meal ticket for him.

During the film's climax, which sees Wiley taking on the vaunted Harvard debate team (in real life, this never happened — they did battle wits with USC however), the content of the arguments, while discussing weighty issues, barely passes for interesting public discourse.

Speaking on the process of movie selection and shortlisting, Emirati writer and filmmaker Manal Bin Amro, said: «The main challenge was the large number of entries received from many countries and filmmakers, and also the multitude of excellent films in terms of production, content and cinematic creativity, which created a deep discussion to sincerely try to come up with unbiased and fair results based on a comprehensive cinematic vision that takes into consideration the general approach and categories of the competition.»

Much has been made in content marketing circles of The Atlantic's recent investigation into how Netflix took on Hollywood and wildly re-categorized all the films available in their library into genres and sub-genres tuned to the specific interests of...

The four two - minute documentary - style films, created by BBC StoryWorks, BBC Advertising's commercial content production arm, challenge the perceptions of traditional Britain, offering a modern take on the stunning landscapes, fashion, culture and history, and will air on BBC's commercial, international news channel, BBC World News, to an American audience between October 2017 to March 2018.

One of seven works on view, Anemic Cinema takes its title from Duchamp's 1926 film of the same name and uses as its base content footage from the 1973 movie The Exorcist.

In Antonioni's 1966 film Blow Up, the photographer realizes that his photograph contains content that was not intended... in that sense his photograph takes on a life of its own.