Sentences with phrase «out of the studio into»

Smithson and Heizer had moved out of the studio into the landscape to create massive works of earth and stone.

The installations take her work on canvas out of the studio into a larger context in which she can isolate certain specific concerns.

Today, heroically scaled paintings of faces, landscapes in Maine and city views — recently completed by Mr. Katz, who turned 90 in July — spill out of the studio into the spartan living quarters.

Not exact matches

While they were paid an initial advance to sign that contract, studio costs, marketing expenses, touring expenses, etc. also went into the expense column along with that advance... and since many artists signed royalty agreements that paid them pennies per album sold, some never managed to earn out their advance — even if they sold millions of albums.

Try to take the nitpicking and self - criticism out of it and come back to that basic thought every time you walk into the studio.

As it turns out, I actually walked into the wrong half of the studio — the aerial section was right next door.

As I type I look out not through the bushy pot plants and into the wee kitchenette which runs along the back of the studio, but instead I see through the office kitchen, its expansive windows and out onto George Street in Dunedin.

I cut the pieces out last night after the kids went to bed, and this morning, invited / convinced Harper to come into my studio to work on his spelling alongside me, which he happily did while the girls were otherwise engaged in wooden animal play in front of the woodstove.

But while my studio was trashed, and I had that project wrapped up and out the door, when Sunday found me at home with not a whole lot of pressing things to do (no work that I wanted to do, to be honest), I dove into a sewing project.

Will indoor cycling workouts move fully out of the studio and into the home?

She is the creator of 10 Minutes to Bliss, Divorce 9 -1-1, and Stuck in the Muck, online programs that support people in bringing the sense of well - being and harmony they feel after doing a yoga class out of the studio and into their lives during difficult times.

I'd just finished teaching the noon class at Laughing Lotus in NYC when this couple from out of town walked into the studio and asked if they could see «some yoga.»

The Lowry studio has turned into one of the coolest places to work out in the city, with inspired graffiti covering the walls, and a huge indoor set up of monkey bars and fitness equipment.

What I got out of this studio that is hard to find in others, is that they were able to guide me into finding who I am as a yoga teacher, and how to embrace my individuality to set myself apart from the every day yoga instructor.

Simone finishes her final Broadway show, Promises Promises, and transitions into fitness working out of a small UWS studio apartment.

Flō houses two fully equipped gyms with squat racks that stare out into the jungle, a full commercial kitchen, a yoga studio, as well as accommodations for 30 + attendees with expansive views of the Rio Uvita Valley and the Whale's Tail.

Join us for this fun three part series that takes you and your yoga practice out of the studio and into the wild.

Tuesday are notoriously tough for me, whether I'm catching the 7 am flight out of MSP or rolling into our share studio space (a whopping 5 minute commute from my house), I rarely leave enough time to think about what to put on.

The Triangle: Three streets (Nagymezo u., Kiraly u., and Kazinczy u.) are home to the city's ruin pubs — buildings bombed out during WWII and left empty until recently when people began transforming them into studios, bars, restaurants, and some of the cornerstones of the city's nightlife.

Rounding out our studio tours of the creative Boston co-op at 369 Congress Street (previous features included graphic designer Jessica Sutton, interior designer Erin Gates, photographer Sarah Winchester, and ceramicist Jill Rosenwald), Stayci gives us a peek inside the industrial space she redefined into a retro - glamorous office.

Plus, the compression will keep your muscles from going into shock and cramping when exposed to air conditioning as you step out of the studio.

New Mutants is the latest example of this trend as the studio is adapting the story for the younger mutants into an all - out horror fest.

They come from all over the country, not just LA and New York so hoping in a taxi for a screening and Q&A for a film just isn't an option for many so a studio must get out screeners and into the hands of these voters.

Inside Out boasts the imaginative concept of emotions being controlled from a desk by office workers in your head (Joy, Sadness, Fear, Disgust, and Anger), which would have been enough to base a movie around for any other animation studio, but this is a Pixar production, meaning things only expand further into complexity, wowing both children and adults on different levels.

Usually the victory laps that play out on the stage of the Academy Awards are kicked into motion as early as a year prior to the ceremony, when a film, say, premieres at a festival and the media's whipped - up buzz incentivizes a studio to get to work on an awards campaign.

Meanwhile, sound editors Christopher S. Aud and Aaron Glascock discuss their unique approach to foley on the film, which involved creating effects in locations that acoustically mimicked the environments depicted on screen — an ethos Kaufman says carried over into leaving in the imperfections of the dialogue recording (like breathing) that animation studios normally edit out.

Sold out, but with tickets available via Friday Rush and day seats, Ivo van Hove's staging of Paddy Chayefsky's 1976 movie script about media truth and lies is a visually dazzling, high - concept show, turning the space into a news studio.

The studios lob the blockbusters into the choice summer weekends, and lesser movies scatter out of the way.

Eventually the documentary digs into Ghibli's history, trotting out stories about the founding of the studio, the meeting of prominent minds, and the genesis of memorable scenes or characters.

Coogler and his collaborators, chief among them cinematographer Rachel Morrison, costume designer Ruth E. Carter, and production designer Hannah Beachler, behind and in front of the camera elevate Black Panther into serious commercial art, commercial art with provocative, confrontational political, cultural, and social themes rarely seen in or out of the genre — because Hollywood studios prefer playing it safe with potentially lucrative IP (intellectual property) in their possession — in turn delivering the first great film (genre qualifiers unnecessary) of the new year.

Conversely, a cameo by an all too familiar Oscar - winner falls flat, whisking us out of the film's dingy reality into something closer to the studio thriller it's thankfully not.

I had interviewed the stars and the director Sean Baker (of Tangerine fame) earlier in the day, where I nerded out HARD and told every A24 rep I saw that they were my all - time favourite studio in the game right now (I was really into New Line in elementary school and tried to see EVERY Focus Features film in high school.

Since the humor of The Office is the kind of sly, nuanced wit that doesn t exactly work well in the context of a two - minute movie trailer, I was holding out hope that the studio simply decided to cram the more obvious Robin Williams schtick into the previews to lure in the people who made cash cows out of such dross as RV and Night at the Museum and that the actual film would be more in the vein of The Office.

By the nature of their releases, Criterion DVDs are a little more expensive than the usual studio fare, which reflects the effort they put into discs that, by their nature, will sell fewer copies than most of the mass - produced titles coming out of Warner and Fox and Paramount and the like.

With nearly every major studio now working to turn its own comic book properties into the next big thing, and with Marvel Studios and Warner Bros. plotting out half a decade's worth of material, it's sometimes tough to keep track of what's coming out when, who's in it, and how it fits into the overall picture.

First he's gimped - up to satisfy the didacticism of the time (with the trucking industry presenting limited opportunity for a moral, the movie settles on putting the fear of God in us over falling asleep at the wheel), then his role is reduced to reaction shots: When Paul finally takes the stand in the courtroom climax, all Bogart manages to squeeze out is «Wull yeah, but...» This is Raft's show, despite the film's studio - sanctioned absorption into the Bogey canon, though Bogart would have his revenge by stealing the lead in High Sierra — and in theory, every one of his Midas - touched career opportunities subsequent to High Sierra — out from under him.

The Power falls into a category I happen to cherish, mid-to-late»60s films where the slow - motion collision between the last vestiges of the Hollywood studio system and the counterculture can be seen playing out on screen.

A few members of the studio's central brain trust branched out into live - action (Andrew Stanton with John Carter, Brad Bird with Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol and Tomorrowland), head honcho John Lasseter added Walt Disney Animation Studios to his list of responsibilities, and Pixar came down with an acute case of sequelitis.

That brought Singer to the attention of studios, but before he went into tentpole territory, he helmed an adaptation of Stephen King's short story «Apt Pupil,» about a young man who finds out his neighbor was a concentration camp guard, for mini-major Phoenix Pictures.

This will be the latest in a string of high - profile genre projects from Blumhouse; the studio just put out Truth or Dare, will be releasing the scifi crime thriller Upgrade soon, and is going into production on M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable sequel Glass.

The film was produced independently of the Hollywood studios and fell into the public domain years ago, which meant that no one was looking after the film's elements but plenty of labels putting out inferior versions from whatever battered TV print or video copy they could get their hands on.

Phyllis Robbins, his wife, recalled that he did courtroom sketches to get out of his studio and into the «real» world.

But I left the studio with a smile and a skip back out into the sunshine, and when my satnav went haywire again on the way home, I didn't care — I just enjoyed the scenic journey home in the sunshine, feeling grateful as ever to live in such a wonderful part of the country, served by our fine national broadcasting station.

That's when the plot dissolves into a post-concussion haze of toys leading bombing runs from model planes, midnight karate fights, teenagers whipping out their wieners in the middle of the street, a hospital housing the «products of incest» (giant monsters with superhuman strength), a toy factory that doubles as a studio producing Satanic kiddie porn and citizens turning into life - sized porcelain dolls.

It almost drowns out the sound of heels, a dozen, two dozen, pounding on a wooden floor, turning a dance studio into a factory manufacturing rhythm.

In order to entice people into getting it, the studio is boosting the release of it with a Collector's Edition — which we already knew of — with lots of goodies and extra stuff for all you light - carrying shadow - busters wannabes out there.

Though it's unusual for a developer to release an engine test build, it's one of the many indicators that Natural Selection 2 is still actually out there and that the studio is ready to integrate its players into its development on the path to release.

The DS version of the game will add a little bit of curve to the elements of gameplay, putting recording studio elements into the game and allowing users to create their own songs to rock out to.

During Sony's Open Developers Days event in Europe, SCEE laid out the rules about what type of content an indie studio can put into their PS4 games.

While Develop's source didn't delve into which of Sony's studios were working on next - gen games, it's probably not hard to figure out.