Sentences with phrase «eye behind the camera»

Gibson has always had a great eye behind the camera and this film only adds to that reputation.

The works on paper provide a voyeur's glimpse into the artist's process as well as referencing the eye behind the camera, filming and framing the sex act in the real.

Not exact matches

... And always wanting to be «blond, blue - eyed, short and big - breasted,» Kirstie Alley, who suffers from a wide behind: «I hated my «Deconstructing Harry» flick because Woody Allen «s camera angles made my butt look like a $ 40 cow»... Mark Wahlberg on declaring he's perfect to play a football star: «I lied.

While our eyes can't see the tiny vibrations, the team's high - speed camera, placed behind soundproof glass, could.

VIOLENCE / GORE 6 - In three scenes, one man shoots another man between the eyes below the frame; we see the gun aimed at the forehead and the camera pans upward to hide the victim as we hear a loud shot each time and after each shot, the camera cuts to a long shot of each victim, lying on one side with the head hidden behind the body and no blood flow is seen.

You see it in his flaring lungs, his reddened eyes, and I presume if you could look behind the camera, you'd see that passion in the brothers Coen too.

It's a success because of the people who made it — immense talents in front and behind the camera who are hopefully opening the eyes of moviegoers and moviemakers.

Constantly being passed over for the generic «white guy» fish eye lens, the equal gender has not had its fair share of representation behind the camera, and that isn't just saying the directing chair.

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children also reunites Burton behind the camera with his Dark Shadows and Big Eyes cinematographer Bruno Delbonnel, whose knack for creating glossy visuals through his film work (by utilizing soft shadows / focus shooting techniques) looks to serve Burton's upcoming film well - in particular, during those scenes that take place in the fantastical setting where Miss Peregrine and the «Peculiars» live.

His camera not only magnificently captures the richness of the production design and incredible costumes (designed by Mark Bridges), but has a special eye for his performers» subtleties, the withering barbs and the emotional wounds they leave behind.

But as he turns to the face the camera, there's a ghoulish deadness behind his eyes.

Headliner Antwone Fisher (a rancid piece of garbage I like to refer to as «Good Antwone Fishing» or «Finding Fisher - er») gains esteem just by the association of twinkly - eyed Denzel Washington behind the camera (and stentorian Denzel in front), while small foreign film Evelyn will probably gain esteem by dint of its small and foreign status.

Or perhaps he wanted to highlight how foolish we all look stuck behind our smartphone cameras — one of the more amusing sight gags has Max and his two - man entourage with all holding phones to their face, one at the ear, another at the mouth, the last over his eyes, mimicking the three monkeys.

Crowe certainly has a good eye for the kind of epic storytelling that he's trying to achieve with his first stint behind the camera, but despite some decent visuals and a solid performance from the actor himself, «The Water Diviner» is too easily distracted by its numerous subplots.

We've seen other actors try their luck behind the camera, and fail miserably (ahem, Laurence Fishburne, «Once in the Life»), so give credit where credit is due: Joseph Gordon - Levitt has an eye for directing and writes direct, believable dialogue.

Benson also does a fine job behind the camera too: letting scenes play out unintrusively, capturing NYC with a woozy beauty, and generally showing that he has an excellent eye (on the evidence of this, «The Bling Ring» and «Night Moves,» Christopher Blauveldt is fast becoming one of the best rising cinematographers out there).

Success here depends on a student's comfort level in front of a camera (if they're somehow performing), and / or an eye for standing out in front of said billions and billions of competing videos (if they're behind the camera or somehow producing).

The camera mirror is a little funky to use in daily driving given that it requires refocusing your eyes on the screen every time you use it, but if you have a big load of cargo or a car full of kids, it allows you to see very clearly what's behind you without having to try and look around passengers or stuff.

Its rear vision camera allows you to see stationary objects behind you to eliminate chances of collisions and so that nothing misses your eye.

It not only shows you what's behind the low - slung coupe, but additional cameras on the side and front of the vehicle give you a bird's - eye 360 - degree view of the Q60 and its surroundings.

This advanced feature uses multiple cameras around the vehicle to create a composite, bird's - eye view of your Outlander in addition to a wide - angle view, helping to show what's directly behind you.4

The now standard Rear View Camera lets you keep an eye on everything behind your BMW.

Keep an eye on the traffic behind you with the advanced rear - view camera system.

Keep an eye on whats happening behind your vehicle with the Rear View Camera.

Keep an eye on whats happening behind your vehicle with the rear view camera.

Mounted on the top of the van, the camera gives a bird's eye view of what's directly behind the vehicle and could be invaluable in avoiding parking knocks.

This will give you a bird's - eye perspective of the area behind and on both sides of the vehicles with side and top view cameras.

That MQB foundation brings a host of clever - clogs equipment: cameras to check behind you and to the side when ignoring the Highway Code and reversing out onto a main road; a bird's - eye view panoramic camera; foot - waggle - to - open electric tailgates for mums in a rush; and wireless charging of suitably specced mobile phones.

She could sense the cameras behind the mirrors too, recording her every eyeblink and muscle twitch, and the watchers behind the cameras, the guards, doctors and technicians employed by the state and the millions watching at home, feet propped up on the coffee table, a beer or a soda in one hand, eyes fixed on the vidscreen.

When I used the camera to take a picture at my desk, my face appeared pixelated, my eyes were pitch black and the lights behind me were blown out.

And perhaps the most comprehensive tool for a home inspector is the thermal imaging infrared camera, as it can view what the naked eye can't see, peering behind walls, under flooring, into attics / ceilings and more.

Jacko, a male Labrador / Mastiff mix puppy, is crouched in a pouncing position, eyes fixated on the camera, or maybe on who is behind the camera?

This video also confirms that DriveClub will in fact feature two cockpit cameras à la Grid Autosport, with a traditional camera behind the wheel and another camera closer to the dash acting as a driver's eye view.

There are three first - person perspectives positioned from the front wing of the car looking directly ahead with no bodywork, a second camera angle positioned in the centre of the front wing surrounded by intricate bodywork and front flaps with the third first - person perspective providing a driver's eye view from within the cockpit as the complex steering wheel can be seen while peering out just above the front wing with an incredibly detailed left and right mirror to view what is happening directly behind your car.

At San Francisco's Legion of Honor, in the room where Alfred Hitchcock shot Vertigo, you can sit on the bench on which Kim Novak sat and gaze at a portrait that has a GoPro camera hidden behind its eyes.

Eliminating himself as subject, he steps behind the camera lending a voyeuristic eye to his evocative images.

My Dad smiled at me, squinting his eyes as he crouched behind the camera.

She is currently the research associate of American Art at the Newark Museum, New Jersey, and has worked on a number of shows, including «Romare Bearden: Selections from the Newark Museum's Collection» and has recently curated a photography show: «In Her Eyes: Women in Front and Behind the Camera.»

Behind her a burly mechanic — who just happens to look like Donald Judd and James Turrell morphed together — eyes the camera with an expression that mingles bafflement with lubricious pride.

The basic idea behind having a 13 MP (standard) + 5MP (Wide angle) cameras is to capture wider view as seen by a human eye.