Sentences with phrase «person film crew»

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To film their Bible series, the duo set off for the southern tip of Morocco with a crew of around 400 people.

On Tuesday I had the pleasure of taking a film production crew from the Trinity Institute of Trinity Wall Street in New York around my hometown of Dayton, TN to introduce them to people in this community who are doing amazing work among the economically disadvantaged.

It seems now that she's separated, Tinsley Mortimer's finally getting around to filming that reality show: A seven - person camera crew was spotted heading her Upper East Side co-op.

As the number of films produced here increases, so, too, does the number of local people needed to work on their crews.

Every time I said yes, amazing people who believed in me and who've had a bigger vision of what I could do in this world stepped forward — from my mom who went vegan with me after my fourth recurrence of bone cancer, to the yoga teachers who insisted I could become a yoga teacher too, to the talented woman who designed my website, to the director who brought together the crew for this film and made an idea a reality.

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Really interesting documentary about director James Cameron and his crew exploring the remains of the Titanic with their adorable filming robots, comparing the wreck to original footage and telling the stories of the people involved in the tragic catastrophe.

Aboard is a documentary film crew with a dream assignment: to track down the legendary Shirishama Indians — the people...

With The Interpreter, Pollack and his crew of actors and artists ensure that this game of cat and mouse is much more than that — it is a thinking person's film filled with heart and soul.

So in addition to having a difficult time with the films subject matter he also has a difficult time with the people working on the film, cast and crew alike.

and you put down all the names of the people you've just revered and looked at their work and you go, «Well there's no way I'm gonna get Seamus on my first film and there's no way Nathan Crowley isn't going to be doing a Chris Nolan film,» these are just my dream crew.

Props to the powers that be at the Burns for recognizing that Red Dead Redemption is freaking awesome and giving Rockstar a venue for showing a bunch of hardcore film people (not to mention all the hip youngsters who brought hard copies of the game to be autographed by the Rockstar crew) what's up in the increasingly expansive world of interactive entertainment.

I remember when this was released many people thought it was the old crews final film due to the title.

Sure, he hires and fires people willy - nilly; yells at cast and crew alike; and in the film's most uncomfortable scene, engages in borderline bullying of cast member Juliette Danielle - but he's just a guy with a dream, you know?

«As producers who have to be those people who say, this is our film, this is our crew, this is our set and this is the way it's going to run.»

Not only that, but Waititi spoke up about his responsibility to the Aboriginal people of Australia, making sure to hire Aboriginal crew members for the film.

Many people have been wondering just how the film came to be, and an extended featurette has made its way online with Moore talking about the inception of the idea, some of the difficulties he and his extremely small crew had completing the film, and much more.

Casting directors are looking for people who comply people mover passengers, town hall people, news crew, and EMTs for scenes filming between Tuesday,...

Babbitt's tale was initially put on film in 1981 by first - time director Fred Keller, a local Rochester, New York group of actors (including his co-screenwriter father), a 7 - person crew, and a budget of $ 60,000.

«Sandler and his crew are the only people who could put less thought and effort into a 100 - minute feature film than the original filmmaker put into a two - and - a-half-minute short,» one critic complained

The studios send the film to NASA Mission Control in Houston and then the team there digitally beams it 220 miles away to the six crew members stationed there working on Expedition 31 as well as 2 NASA astronauts, one person from the European Space Agency and three Russian Cosmonauts.

He had the cast and crew watch many movies that you might not expect to prepare for filming, including «The Ice Storm,» «Ordinary People» and «Don't Look Now.»

It's a interesting scene, in that Everdeen's genuine concern for the people is juxtaposed with her film crew recording her reaction for their propaganda program.

«As supporters of filmmakers - and the human rights of all people - around the globe, we find it extremely troubling that Asghar Farhadi, the director of the Oscar - winning film from Iran A Separation, along with the cast and crew of this year's Oscar - nominated film The Salesman, could be barred from entering the country because of their religion or country of origin.»

It's a legal term that requires allows an actor to require greater say in the production of a film, including the hiring of actors and crew that reflect diversity, including women, minorities, LGBTQ individuals and people with disabilities.

The crew is rounded out by Gina Rodriguez, Tuva Novotny and the achingly vulnerable Tessa Thompson — so brash and indomitable in films like Dear White People and Creed, yet here so delicate I kept hoping she'd turn around and go home instead of facing whatever horrors lie ahead.

Edwards filmed his debut feature (Monsters, 2010)-- about two people travelling across America six years after aliens invaded Earth — on a shoestring budget of just $ 800,000 with a minuscule crew of just seven people.

He also talked about filming on a «cold North Durham beach» with a cast and crew of two people, saying: «The actor's freezing his a *** off - err, sorry your Highness.»

Blu - ray owners also get exclusive extras like «Discovering Secrets,» a short featurette about the real - life people and locations involved in the film, and a picture - in - picture video track with even more cast and crew interviews and archive footage from Nixon's time in office.

(T) ERROR and Cartel Land also suggested another theme that emerged from the films I saw at True / False: Technology has advanced to the point where one or two - person crews, armed with a small camera, can slip unobtrusively into tight spots that the cumbersome equipment of the past couldn't go.

sees Smith going on about how funny the crew is and how good - spirited the people are and how if the joy on - set is indicative of how the film will do, the film will do funny business!

With two LED panels, one Canon C300 and a crew of no more than a dozen people including locals, co - writer / director Joseph Wladyka and co - writer / cinematographer Alan Blanco went to Buenaventura, Colombia - a heavily narco - trafficked country - to film Manos Sucias...

Do you think people like John Waters and his crew of Dreamlanders had ANY idea that their films would be as appreciated in 2017 when they made them almost a half - century ago?

At least the people behind that had both the crew and age - rating to stage some seriously fun action sequences even if the film almost immediately abandons any fleeting relationship it had with sanity.

The sidewalks are open to walkers, though film crews were asking people to pause during live shooting.

Plus, numerous documentaries and interviews with cast and crew and a look at some of the real - life people and places the film is loosely based on.

This whole film was made with a budget of zero dollars by a crew of two people, and I wouldn't have done it any other way.»

All of the crew from «Comic Book Men» will be in this film as could most of the people here in this room.

McKay goes on and on providing erroneous information about where the film was shot, how much it cost, and how people on the crew were treated.

Lawrence notes the majority of the film's crew, including director Francis Lawrence, were people she already knew from shooting Hunger Games, so they were tight - knit from the start.

«It is our camera crews, lighting experts, set builders and a whole host of other skilled people who give our film industry such an edge.

Whatever the case, the movie presents us with a motley crew of very sad and depressed characters and as the film progresses, each of these already tragic people faces a crisis.

Cast and crew members of the Brazilian film «The Dead and the Other» held up placards on the Cannes Film Festival red carpet Wednesday to protest what they called «the genocide» of indigenous people in Brazil.

The film revolves around a three - person documentary film crew chronicling the day - to - day lives of a vampir...

We're very proud of what we do at Poison Spyder, so any time we can host a film crew or any sort of media people, we love having them here and showing off what we do.

While a documentary demands a smaller crew than, say, an action film, a solid 20 people were on set for the first day of filming.

In order to do justice to the lives of the people in Miami's Liberty City, film crew went directly there.

I also travel constantly with a 2 - person professional film crew; we produce 3 - 5 minute videos about international destinations including the Maldives, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Hong Kong, Japan, Maui and more.

The prospect of putting together a cast and crew and shooting a movie is incredibly exciting, especially to people like myself who love films, but the process in this game takes a complex idea and boils it down to a pretty dull set of mechanics that feel thematically weak.

In years» past, E3 was about shoving people out of your way because they were dumbly idling, but now everyone is making room for a small production crew to pull over and film their 5 - minute segment for a YouTube channel or webisode.