Sentences with phrase «of shaky camera»

So yeah, expect lots of shaky camera shots but probably some great gun action.

The eventual showdowns with the creatures at least, in spite of the shaky camera, have a sense of strategy to them.

But the script, by writing partners Brian Koppelman and David Levien (Rounders, Runaway Jury, Ocean's Thirteen, The Girlfriend Experience) is stuck at the pedestrian level of a Syd Field 101 college course, and no amount of shaky camera close - ups or frenzied Justin Timberlake jaw clenches can make it work.

Winterbottom's structure is one of a shaky camera seamlessly blending time and place.

That movie is now on Hulu in all of its shaky camera glory.

Not exact matches

Plus, not only is it distracting, shaky camera automatically drags down the quality of your video.

There will be the occasional shaky camera, but it will be steady most of the time.

As yet the camera work is a little shaky and the picture somewhat grainy, but the technical finesse of the electron film - franchise can only improve with time.

I should have just used the DSLR camera and gotten slightly blurry photos, since that's how these turned out because of the low light and shaky hands.

My first video is shaky but as I move on throughout the videos, you'll see I become more and more comfortable in front of the camera.

The film loses points for its unnecessary overuse of the shaky, handheld camera.

Intensity is the name of the game here, with director Gary Ross going all Paul Greengrass with shaky, handheld camera - work getting up close and personal with every fight scene.

The acting is stronger than the rest of the film itself, which sports far too much shaky camera work and a conclusion that is obviously foreshadowed by the appearance of a gun early on.

The cast is fantastic, the editing outstanding, only the shaky and sometimes out of focus camera may put off some viewers.

The first book of Suzanne Collins's prodigiously popular trilogy has been brought to the screen with a Jumbotron sensibility, a shaky camera to emphasize the action and a shakier grip on the subject's...

There is a great rhythm created and we don't get too much SCS (Shaky Camera Syndrome), and then the film blows up into a high - octane action film with some of the best visuals of the year.

Toss in an incredibly bad ending and annoyingly excessive use of shaky hand - held camera work that some directors feel compelled to use in the guise of presenting reality and you've got a product whose home video incarnation provides an excellent opportunity to save money.

It seems a good script can pull in good talent, and although the film stock is grainy and the camera shaky, it gives the experience a feeling of authenticity that helps give the feeling of reality to a very honest story.

Unfortunately, the first half is shaky camera shots of Marling looking dazed and confused as she cleans a high school.

Based on a true story adapted from H.G. Bissinger's book, «Friday Night Lights: A Town, A Dream and a Team», director and co-screenwriter Peter Berg (Very Bad Things, The Rundown) uses shaky camera work to give the effect of realism, mixed with a stylized delivery of high school football action that takes this simple small - town story and makes it feel important, like Hoosiers for football fans.

The shaky camera syndrome continues, as does the bad editing, all trying to make up for Giglio's awful «out of a computer program» screenplay's lack of original ideas or just about anything else.

Director Paul Greengrass keeps things at a pace, keeping the proceedings from becoming monotonous, and his shaky - camera style fits in suitably in portraying the bedlam of post-invasion Iraq.

Utilizing some of the modern shaky camera work, much of the action has a frenetic feel, and the look of actually being there, witnessing the events as they unfold, although some viewers may find it a bit queasy or annoying to take.

The city springs to life with throngs of people, rich colors, quick cuts, pulsating music, the spectre of skyscrapers hovering over Asia's largest slum, shaky cameras following kids running through the streets, and a story constantly cutting back and forth in time.

What follows is well acted and entertaining, though I did have a problem with the shaky camera work during the arena action scenes, and some of the visual effects looked cheap.

A stolen bag of cocaine, a kidnapped kid, corrupt cops, a shaky camera and a dance club the size of a Super Walmart configure Frederic Jardin's «Sleepless Night,» a frenetic French action film that will either get your heart or your head pounding.

Director Kathryn Bigelow gives the proceedings a hefty dose of style, using a lot of dreamy slow motion and quick editing, and staging the action scenes with great energy; her most brilliant work here are the on - screen recreations of the SQUID clips, shot in long takes and with appropriately edgy and shaky handheld camera work.

Despite the opening moments of the film which make use of gritty CCTV footage, shaky camera phones, and webcams, taking a found footage approach, the rest of the film is smoothly and aesthetically shot in widescreen.

The opening action sequence is full of SCS (Shaky Camera Syndrome).

The director did a good job showing the lifestyle of the character, the camera work was purposely a tad shaky.

Credited (unfairly or not) as the great purveyor of «shaky cam,» Greengrass and director of photography Barry Ackroyd's extraordinary mobile camera along with editor Christopher Rouse's brilliant assembly of images places the viewer squarely alongside Bourne.

Innumerable games have used shaky cameras, but Gravity Rush uses it to perfection — not too extreme, but it conveys that something is going on, adding just enough of an extra touch to the free falling and smashing into the ground.

has a distinctive documentary look defined by a mix of fixed in - car cameras and shaky handheld video.

That film had no stars and was shot in a shaky - cam home - video style; here, there are no such cinematography tricks, with a much more traditional use of camera.

The choppily edited actions sequences — onslaughts of bright colors and enough «shaky - camera» to make Jason Bourne nauseous — are hard to endure.

The shaky cam is gone, but the camera still moves around slightly, like it's a home video, therefore giving you the best of each.

On that track, I was relieved to see the film resist the Dogme impulses of non-formal shaky - camera vérité and found lighting — Dogme entries (Tillsammans and julien donkey - boy, to name two) tend towards the aesthetically putrid.

For starters, since the main characters have superpowers (namely, telekinesis), they can put the camera pretty much anywhere they want, allowing for a more dynamic range of shots beyond the trademark shaky cam.

Shot sequentially and on location in a Victorian prison in Belfast, with a shaky but minutely calibrated camera style, in at times barely intelligible British prison slang (which actually bolsters the primal impact of the film), Starred Up is no mere depiction but a jolting immersion in the claustrophobic mix of violence and vulnerability that is prison life, and it's powered by Jack O'Connell's riveting performance as violent criminal Eric Love.

It's electrifying to watch the camera gracefully swoop under and over and around Theron and her enemies in every new bit of hand - to - hand combat; Leitch is not a director who relies on quick cuts, or shaky handheld shots, to obscure the tougher parts of his set - pieces.

Enjoy, despite the shaky cameras and poor audio that seem to be the hallmark of all graduation speech videos!

That I captured this image on a basic point and shoot camera, hand - held (with the shakiest of hands), amazes me.

We bought and GoPro Hero as it felt like a lot of our videos are a touch on the shaky side when using any camera bigger than our hands.

Adopting the shaky camera of the Shift series may go a little way toward fixing it, helping to give the game a visceral feeling.

Meanwhile cutscene length is far better judged and features heavy use of shaky cam, something I'm normally against as movie directors these days rely on it far too much, but it's artfully done and combined with long, single camera shots.

Where this perspective does work, however, is in its relationship with the camera - a voyeuristic, slightly shaky jobby that's often a little bit askew, making you feel particularly vulnerable when the twiggy heroine is climbing a precarious pile of books or vertiginous filing cabinet.

Some of the comic book cutscenes are decent, but a shaky camera and ham - fisted exploitation hamper whatever artistic talent was hidden within.

The actual pointing and shooting of Another Episode is serviceable for the Vita, but still came off as somewhat stiff due to the fact that the Vita's analog sticks don't have quite the same amount of leverage and precision of its console counterparts, and slightly shaky due to some tricky automated camera movements that can hinder your line of sight.

Using a scanner means you don't need to worry about lighting or a shaky camera, and you can be sure to capture the finest details of the work you've spent so much time and care creating.

Me, armed with my awkward gift of gab — He, armed with a shaky cell phone camera took on the Open Studios at full force, at times literally sprinting through the halls to try and stop by as many studios as we could.