Sentences with phrase «nice location shooting»

If you like escapist espionage thrillers with lots of action, perhaps there's enough quality actors, superb stunt work, and nice location shoots to give The November Man a passable grade, especially because the R - rated action can be quite brutal compared to a James Bond flick.

Not exact matches

There are lots of different locations here for nice photo shootings — as you can see in this outfit at the Morrocan garden.

A step above most blogs, for sure... love the use of ambient lighting, and your locations are nice too, not sure who shoots for you but they're doing a great job:) I love your style too, minimal yet standout.

When shooting this look, we didn't really have a set location but we found this gate in front of a residential community in Coconut Grove and the guard at the gate was really nice (and vocal) about us shooting there.

There are in fact some nice places like old streets and buildings that make good locations for shootings.

With an Antonionian awareness of the relationship between space and people, filmmaker Michael Winterbottomâ $ ™ s visual text initially opens with a nice aerial shot of the wasteland plains, but for the rest of the picture the director summons up very little effort in modifying the look of his locations.

The New York location photography has nice detail and depth — you can see it in a bravura opening crane shot that starts with a view of downtown, then tracks sideways as Swank emerges from a Chinatown subway stop.

The location shoots in Ecuador (or a great outdoors that can pass for it) provide a nice and lush contrast to the typical cityscapes and sets of the rest of the movie.

It sports a solid soundtrack, good location shots (set in Santa Cruz), nice cinematography from Michael Chapman (The Last Waltz, Taxi Driver), and an effective score by veteran Thomas Newman (Revenge of the Nerds, The Shawshank Redemption).

As I'm familiar with the area in which the movie was shot, I would have liked to have heard more about location scouting and it would be nice to learn more about how the «script» melds with the multiple takes.

A comprehensive behind - the - scenes section offers a look at preliminary visual effects footage and video from location scouts and the actual shoot, which can also be viewed on a split screen (a nice, if needless, option in some cases — the footage doesn't always easily match up, sometimes not at all, making for fractured Timecode - like viewing).

Panel wise transitions like these were usually eased in by first showing a close up of Anne with a trailing thought, while the next frame had a nice large establishing shot of the new location and / or time finished the thought.