Sentences with phrase «mix of talking heads»

The content is a fairly typical mix of talking heads, candid B - roll, hosted behind - the - scenes, and film clips.

Under Watcher, we find 17 short «character pods» profiling the film's players and stunts with a mix of talking heads, behind - the - scenes footage, and clips.

They are short featurettes centered on Jeremy Renner, Elizabeth Olsen, and writer - director Taylor Sheridan, unfolding with a standard mix of talking head interviews, film clips, and footage from the location production.

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We recently had a free - ranging talk in his office at the Times about Trump coverage, the paper's pace of change, his newfound commitment to video, managing a mix of veterans and digital natives, and what he wishes he knew when he headed the L.A. Times.

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Mixing droll animation, stock footage and a restrained number of talking head interviews, the director Penny Lane's biography has all the whimsy of a tall tale, until a late change in tone surprises with genuine emotion.

The chemistry between the two intellectuals resulted in some of the most compelling television of the 20th century, and this film's elegant mix of archival footage and talking - head commentary rivetingly retraces how one heated rivalry sparked an entire culture of punditry.

On one hand, some of the first images we see come across as a deep artsy film; and then next thing we are getting is talking head interviews with reporters and other concerned followers mixed with actual TV newscasts from the period.

«Beyond the Eight: A Behind - the - Scenes Look» (4:58) is a brisk, general featurette which mixes trailer clips with talking heads, as the cast speaks highly of Tarantino and of each other.

The other bonus features are all quite similar: a mix of in - character narration by some of the newsies, combined with behind - the - scenes footage, talking heads interviews with cast, crew, and historians, and in some cases vintage photos and one vintage newsreel that was quite cool, actually.

You would be talking adding lot more water in the mix to even have any adverse affects (blown head gasket and such), than just a little bit of humidity which would most likely evaporate at running temperature anyway.

I'm not always a fan of the «talking heads» that are employed by so many RPGs, and at times Hollow Realization can be deathly dull, but there's just enough humour brought into the mix to lift proceedings, and the fully - voiced Japanese delivery is lively and amusing.

A mix of documentary and archival footage, talking - head interviews, poetry, and dance, the film is an elegiac and erotic portrait of «black men loving black men» in the face of racism, homophobia, and alienation.

Also in the realm of media - mixing is Tony Oursler, who projects video footage on oversized objects to resemble talking heads, gigantic skulls or eyeballs.

That's all fine, but this also means that the climate talks, which head to Durban, South Africa, next year, are not the place to watch for the breakthroughs — social, financial or technological — that will be required if the world is serious about providing some 9 billion people mid-century with the suite of services that come with abundant energy (mobility, communication, illumination, desalinated water and more) while also greatly cutting emissions from burning fossil fuels, which still dominate the global energy mix.

In this weeks episode, Zac Bowden and Daniel Rubino talk about the current state of Windows 10 and where Windows itself is headed, Mixed Reality announcements, a new Surface hardware event in October and a whole lot more.