Sentences with phrase «images on celluloid»
Baker said he's really excited about the look of the film, especially the way Zabe captured the sun - filled images on celluloid.
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I put these facts on the record not to support a return to Prohibition, which I strongly oppose, but to set the historical record straight and temper the revisionist view of legalizers who take their history from celluloid images of 1930s gangster movies.»
Lifeless frames of celluloid passed in front of a bright bulb 24 times a second yield moving images convincing enough to make us believe there are living people up there on a screen, moving about with purpose.
What refuses to fade are the indelible images Ceylan has painted on the celluloid canvas.
It's that organic quality — something living and breathing in that celluloid and the way it captures the light and images on that silver.
As ever, it's odd that Nolan should be such a fervent champion for shooting on celluloid when so many of his images are monotonous and filmed in a color and lighting range that's more typical of digital.
The film was shot on three - perf 35 mm stock to allow for smaller magazines and therefore lighter cameras / increased mobility; according to Greg Carson's worthwhile supplemental featurette, «Obtaining Cover: Inside Code 46», director Michael Winterbottom purposely avoided digital video because he wanted the crispness of celluloid, and yet there is often a PAL - like quality to the image here that considerably softens definition and shadow detail.
Dean shows a montage of beautiful images that she created, edited, and projects on celluloid.
The comparative positioning of the two artists» paintings at Loretta Howard Gallery inadvertently recalls the way contemporary modernism used to be taught using «slide trays» filled with 35m celluloid images projected images side - by - side on a large screen.
The resulting film, Empire, 1964, is a study as much in cinematographic looking as it is on the properties of film itself; though the image of the building at night is otherwise fixed, small dramas play out through exposure, the shifting of light over time, and the slight jumpiness of the image as the celluloid passes through the projector.