Sentences with phrase «of viewer attention»

The works evoke the original attention span demanded by the source media but then splice it with the quality of viewer attention required by the final art form.

Themes that surge and coalesce over decades appear repetitive and routine — valueless, in other words, in the economy of viewer attention — when rationalized.

The surreal and trippy nature of the new movie's central premise and surrounding narrative has resulted in a motion picture event fit to please genre fans of all stripes - with one multiverse scene in particular garnering a lot of viewer attention and fan speculation.

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But one in particular is drawing a lot of attention from viewers before the games even begin.

«The researchers think pre-questions probably have this benefit because they act as an «orienting device», directing viewers to look out for specific information, and perhaps also because they reduce viewers» complacency and overconfidence in their knowledge, thus motivating them to pay more attention,» reports the British Psychological Society Research Digest's write - up of the findings.

As un «ruly grew to include a network of related sites, the campaign helped bring Opiah's Web business to the attention of about 250,000 regular viewers.

Makers of cars, snacks and electronics are favoring heart - warming and humorous approaches to grab viewers» attention during the U.S. football championship between the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles.

Though T - Mobile (tmus) drew the most attention on social media with celebrity - studded ads that included pop star Justin Bieber, the brands that sparked the most conversation among viewers were those that leaned into subjects of diversity and immigration.

The series attracted millions of viewers and brought attention to an industry that pop culture previously had ignored.

Another study found that viewers of Colbert Report knew more about campaign finance and super PACS than cable news viewers — perhaps because comedy gets people to pay attention to unpleasant but valuable information.

Since the History Channel show, Pawn Stars, first started capturing viewers» attention in 2009, the seedy image of pawnbrokers has gotten a well - needed buffing.

Graphics: Start with a good headshot or closeup of your face to create a personal touch with your thumbnail, then add a colorful background — like a starburst — to grab viewers» attention.

That gang's success caught the attention of Redstone, who has been credited with coining the phrase «content is king» and believed that MTV had the tools to successfully attract a wide - ranging demographic of male and female viewers.

One Watchdog viewer, Josh Landsburgh, told the programme that he received an email from Apple, after he sent off his iPhone for battery replacement in February, drawing his attention to a small dent on the edge of his iPhone and quoting a cost of $ 272 to be paid in advance before the battery could be replaced.

Amy Mandelker has drawn attention to the term «reverse perspective» as used by Russian Orthodox theologians to describe the unusual dimensions of icon paintings, with the gaze of the viewer drawn to the level of earthly events and yet given a peculiar perspective, as from a heavenly seat, so that people and objects do not have their expected everyday appearance.

The same is true of many media reform efforts: by attempting to get people excited about liberal bias in the news, or nudity or profanity in a particular program, or the ideological bent of a certain series, or whether a network is «Christian,» concerned leaders have diverted the attention of viewers from the most important problem, the basic point, namely, that the whole process - of - television is providing us with a worldview which not only determines what we think, but also how we think and who we are.

The hearer, as with the viewer of a picture, has the edges of his attention gathered up and focused by the clear sense of being personally addressed with a definite expectation of some kind of response.

The video shows Jones, the CBS sitcom's «half man,» describing the show he has appeared in for nearly a decade as «filth» and discouraging viewers from tuning in — which has attracted a crush of media attention.

With the strongly competitive nature of American television and the combined functions it serves as both entertainer and killer of vacant time, there is a strong emphasis on the production of material that will catch and hold the viewer's attention.

The appeal to the viewer is never presented within the reasonable context of calculated stewardship or responsible use of one's possessions: rather, the approach is designed to catch the viewer's attention with a more desperate and urgent religious horror story.

It was the perfect «angle» to attract viewers» attention: a Catholic theologian who spoke sympathetically of the man who, perhaps more than any other individual, had opened the door of mainstream culture to pornography.

The author, Iowa State psychology professor Brad Bushman, says that slam - bang programming like Karate Kid III, clips of which he screened for 200 test subjects, makes viewers so angry that they have trouble paying attention to ads.

While I welcomed all the attention Oliver was bringing to school food reform, I was often quite critical of the show, either because Oliver was hiding the ball from viewers in some fashion or because his filming techniques unfairly made LAUSD officials look like buffoons or villains — or both.

Its perfect for grabbing the attention of your viewers.

One factor behind this evolution is that fact that the internet's main rivals as communications channels (general - audience broadcast advertising, phonebanking / robocalls and direct mail) are all gradually losing effectiveness as a result of a variety of factors including increased competition for viewer attention, cable channel proliferation, cell phone ubiquity, and overall junk - mail resistance.

The viewers who tuned in to Donald Trump's victory speech this week on the night of the New York primary probably didn't pay much attention to the unassuming guy perched behind the billionaire's right shoulder.

«So it was with a mix of surprise and disappointment to see your new video that seeks to capture the attention of the viewer with graphic images of Ground Zero that day.»

A young man seen in a viral video roaming the streets of Tamale on a motorbike without his clothes on has drawn outrage from dozens of viewers online and has caught the attention of traditional authorities of the city.

Bracknell, UK, 18 November 2009 - The art of ensuring that viewers engage with an intended message and translating this into a winning creative has now become faster and easier with the introduction of a new web - based Visual Attention Service (VAS) from diversified technology company 3M.

If she makes the race interesting, the media will decide readers and viewers are paying attention and will devote more coverage to it, even to the extent of digging deeper on the issues.

There's a part early on when the sociopath is talking with the TV producer about what she wants: she talks about how crime, especially crime perpetrated by poor people and minorities on rich or white people, draws the most attention from viewers, followed by other sorts of mayhem.

You're Dead, for example, they found that about 65 per cent of the frontal cortex — the part of the brain involved in attention and perception — was responding in the same way in all the viewers.

Previously researchers have studied brain activity in people watching a video designed to engender a feeling of joint attention in the viewer.

Using clips from the internationally acclaimed NOVA - PBS science series, Paula Apsell will discuss how topics are chosen, how to make difficult or controversial material not only accessible but compelling to a wide range of viewers, and how to address the challenges ----- and opportunities ---- science journalists face as they compete for the public's attention in an increasingly fractured and crowded media landscape.

Because viewers» attention is usually on the middle area of the screen, where there is no distortion of shape, the gradual edge - stretching is in practice seldom noticeable.

The recent test flight of SpaceX's reusable super heavy - lift launch vehicle, Falcon Heavy, garnered international attention and countless Internet viewers... not only because of the promise it holds for the future of space travel, but also due to...

This is an elegant piece that grabs the attention of the viewers.

In the two days since the video was uploaded, it has captured the attention of viewers on an unprecedented scale.

Keep it short because the attention span of viewers is very less and it is the innate tendency of human beings to skip instantly to the next on finding something better and fascinating.

It is much easier to create an interesting profile over dating sites that can grab attention from most of viewers.

For many young viewers, this section of the film will lose their attention if it doesn't disturb them.

As inviting and professional as the film looks, its plot is far too episodic to sustain viewer attention; for every brief oasis of energy, there's a barren wasteland of 20 minutes through which the audience must trudge.

Yet while those comic book references, along with plenty of well - written quips aimed at older audiences, will engage the parents in the theater, the film's introspective second act may fail to hold the attention of younger viewers.

This is the best Robbie has been since her breakout turn in The Wolf of Wall Street, unleashing an unfiltered and raw performance that always demands the viewer's attention.

By turns high - octane and slow - burn, it manages to hold the viewer's attention for its nearly 140 - minute running time, although there are instances when the narrative gets bogged down in subplots and there's a sense that some additional fleshing out of key relationships (something that could only have been accomplished in a mini-series format) might have resulted in a more satisfying ending.

Viewers who have been paying close attention (though why they would is a mystery) won't be terribly surprised by this development, since the Colleens earlier received an extended lecture from their history teacher (Vanessa Paradis) on the area's latent Nazi population — as illustrated through black - and - white mock - archival footage of the villainous Adrien Arcand (Haley Joel Osment) trying to start his own Third Reich by blaming unemployment on «the fault of the Canadian Jew» and proposing the launch of «Le Solution Finale.»

If «Life of the Party» were utterly focused on bawdy horseplay it couldn't carry a viewer's attention very far.

Coming in at just 80 minutes runtime, the predictable plot with good quality 3D effects is short enough to hold the attention of most young viewers.

... Mr. Robot asks an entire generation of harried and hurried viewers to pay attention, think about it and, most of all, wallow in it.

There is, as such, little doubt that one's interest in V.I. Warshawski is almost entirely dependent on one's tolerance for Turner's work, as the film is otherwise devoid of elements designed to capture and sustain the viewer's ongoing attention.