Sentences with phrase «film movement shifted»

They represent the culmination of a cultural change that began as the 1980s indie film movement shifted control of American film production away from the major studios to the entrepreneurship of individual (not necessarily «independent») outsiders.

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After the movie releases, we will shift gears and proceed to build a movement through a nonprofit organization that will continue where the film left off.

It is amazing how much hair - raising action and fluid movement this film captures in the confined interior of a car trunk, or how many mood shifts Mr. Dorff conveys in a performance that can only be called multi-dimensional.

Sonya Childress Firelight Media Sonya Childress serves as the Director of Partnerships and Engagement for Firelight Media and has positioned film as a tool to shift narratives and support social justice movement building for over 15 years.

Using cinematographer Hossein Jafarian's crisp images, Farhadi develops the mode of camerawork that would characterize his subsequent films, a technique that involves constant movement and reframing (especially in the apartment's beautifully designed interiors) in order to follow the shifting of perspectives among characters as well as the story's emotional twists.

This was a shift in the film... It's not like this is new that there are f*cked up gender politics in social movements.

AC: There are smart film - proven techniques to do it, such as having a zoomed - in shot and being somewhere else entirely with the next zoomed - out shot, putting an emphasis on the emotions on a character's face to distract from shifts, starting your cinematic sequence with an environmental overview shot, timing it together with dynamic movements, etc..

Filmed by the artist on New Year's Day, its footage shifts between documentary and experimental styles, using both wide - angle and detail shots that, at times, abstract the figures» bodies into a chaotic arrangement of imagery, colour, and movement.

Filmed by the artist on New Year's Day, its footage shifts between documentary and experimental styles, using both wide - angle and detail shots that, at times, abstract the figures» bodies into a chaotic arrangement of imagery, color and movement.

It comprises a total of 2,400 frames, filmed one at a time, as animators meticulously retraced the movements of each item in the room, shifting the paper models of plates, lemons, pendant lamps, chairs, an upright piano, and a refrigerator by several millimeters at a time.

The film gives voice to the truths of the climate movement: our climate is changing, largely because of human activity, and we can take a huge step in solving the crisis with a shift to clean energy.