Sentences with phrase «shoot more footage»

You can even shoot more footage while transferring other files to your phone.

Harvey Weinstein reportedly took the film away from director Kyle Newman, excised a subplot about a fanboy dying of cancer, hired another director to shoot more footage, and threatened to ship it straight to video.

According to various rumors, Wong Kar - Wai is shooting more footage for the picture, which since day one has been through an on - again, off - again production process.

We're shooting some more footage for our HGTV pilot here starting in the next few days, so we probably won't get a chance to decorate much for Christmas this year - but I look very forward to seeing all the fabulous Christmas decorating posts linked up over at Rhoda's blog today, and then over at Kate and Sarah's next week!

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Users uploaded close to three years» worth of footage in 2013 alone, and the viral hits keep coming — a mid-2014 clip shot by an expectant father rushing his pregnant wife to the delivery room yielded more than 1.8 million views in its first week on YouTube.

It went on to film more than 115 hours and interview 450 customers, franchise owners and crew members — though Benoit said some of the footage from the original test shoot made it to the final campaign.

See more BTS footage from her rookie shoot in The Making of SI Swimsuit 2018 on SI TV.

At a panel discussion at GWU's School of New Media and Public Affairs on Monday, Rospars described in particular the vital role of online video content, whose power the campaign recognized from the beginning — very early in the race, Obama's team already included a videographer and screenwriter / producer squad to shoot footage both for internal / documentary purposes and (more importantly) for use in public as a persuasive tool.

And the Obama campaign used video extensively: from very early in the race, his team already included a videographer and screenwriter / producer squad to shoot footage both for internal / documentary purposes and (more importantly) for use in public as a persuasive tool.

Have several people armed with these machines in the crowd, supplemented as necessary by cameras that hold more footage or that shoot at higher quality, and wait for the Macaca moments to roll in.

The former mostly mixes the usual lip - synch and movie elements, but it also attempts some sort of plot and incorporates specially - shot footage of Jolie in character, so it seems a little more interesting than usual.

Even now, two and a half decades later, I've learned a lot more about the undertaking from watching «Behind the Ears: The True Story of Roger Rabbit,» a making - of documentary imported from the DVD (and not upgraded to high definition), which includes pre-production test footage and shots of Charles Fleischer (the voice of and on - set stand - in for Roger) performing in a rabbit costume alongside his non-animated costars.

Live and studio recordings of the band's finest tracks from this period; Rare footage, archive interviews; location shoots, news clips, bonus material and lots more besides.

Below, read our Derek Cianfrance interview, in which he discusses with us the themes that tie his body of work together, his dreams of longevity as a director, the 209 hours of footage he shot for The Light Between Oceans, and more.

Blu - ray Highlight: In addition to an excellent six - part documentary that runs the entire gamut of production — from location shooting in Romania, to Nicolas Cage's (creepy) performance capture of the Ghost Rider, to special effects and more — the Blu - ray also includes a feature similar to Warner Bros.» Maximum Movie Mode where directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor dissect the film (sometimes pausing it to discuss certain scenes in more detail) with the help of behind - the - scenes footage.

«VFX Breakdown» (8:39, HD) allows visual effects supervisor Frazer Churchill to speak over footage demonstrating what has been done for the more effects - intensive shots of the film.

The game features more than 180 decision points and 7 different endings across some HD footage shot in London.

It's more of a film essay / personal visual statement than strict documentary, collecting Johnson's various footage shot over several years and arranging it in a challenging, nonlinear fashion.

It's more interesting than your typical featurette, giving us the four commentary participants casually shooting the breeze on a boat as well as plenty of glimpses of rehearsal and set footage.

It incorporates footage ostensibly shot by the characters among more traditional camerawork and filming technique.

We have already seen the first official trailer for Spielberg's latest, but this new version packs more footage from the intense - looking drama and also includes Austin Stowell as real - life U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers and his training before being shot down while on an espionage mission over Soviet territory in 1960.

In the early 1960s, Dutch filmmaker Hugo van Lawick shot more than 140 hours of footage of Goodall's work, documenting it for National Geographic.

Fox gave Bryan Singer money to finish the longer version, so there's no noticeable difference in the new footage, and the film looks and sounds excellent, though some sequences look more digitally shot than others.

Shamefully lazy in almost every way, you'll find yourself laughing more at the obvious use of old stock Navy footage for the external shots than anything the screenwriters are able to muster in this vapid script.

Warner Bros. has unveiled a behind - the - scenes featurette for The Dark Knight Rises that includes more than 13 minutes of movie footage, interviews with cast and crew, and set shots that somehow still manages to keep all the secrets of the conclusion of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy.

The film does open up with a tacky, but cute montage of Chris, Natalie and Amanda's pre-Paul trip footage, but then it ditches the handycam for a somewhat more traditional shooting style.

«We have a lot of very funny people on the set, so typically we wait for the first take or two we'll have them stick to script and then we let them go off script and probably shoot five or six more takes off script, and then you get in the edit room with all that footage and you spend hours and hours combing through it until you find the right combination that balances the tone and gets the humor across but keeps the stakes moving forward.»

Also, we're promised more intergalactic space treaty bollocks, as well as a first look a footage already secretly shot, in what the other famous beard describes as, «Just as shite as the last three I made ``.

Partially shot by director Spike Jonze (he and Coppola were married from 1999 - 2003), the documentary features cast / crew interactions, glimpses of Coppola's directorial methods, various scenes from the movie in the process of shooting, and plenty of entertaining footage of the always great Bill Murray — including more than a few instances of his favorite phrase to recite in Japanese: «who do you think you're talking to?»

Well, if you count an inconsistent use of fixed - shot, security camera footage, more traditionally - shot stuff, where the security cameras you should be able to see don't happen to be there, and cutaways aching to be portentous, then The Unfolding is as stylish as Terence Malick teaming up with Nicolas Winding Refn to make an 80s - set, neon - drenched ode to the chasing of the light.

As expected since the finding of footage is part of the plot, the popular found footage technique of contemporary mainstream horror takes up a good chunk of Demonic, with more traditional shooting methods being used for the investigation and interrogation scenes, as well as flashbacks to the group's initial arrival at Livingston.

Once that droll scene ends, we're back to the Falcon and more reused footage from ANH, with Tie Fighters swooping and shooting at nothing.

Devilishly crafty and expertly focused, it fell in with the usual suspects of found footage horror, even though it was so much more than just another point and shoot, «gotcha!»

From the appearance of the credit «written and directed by Brian De Palma» overlaid on the sleek outer casing of an Apple MacBook Pro to a shot of a car driving into and destroying a parking - lot Coca - Cola machine, there's a through line of anticorporate humor that juxtaposes the ideas of «art» and «product» — never more so than in an amazing, extended split - screen scene in which footage of a ballet performance competes for our attention with a knowingly clichéd, Halloween - style slasher - on - the - loose set piece.

• There is some additional footage in the train station, as a few shots are held a few seconds longer and we get to see more of the kids and parents saying goodbye to one another.

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This is well over an hour of footage showing the creation of the suits, the creation of the Stark Expo, shooting in Monaco, editing, scoring, and more.

Though Hitchcock shot a montage of clinical material, Selznick subsequently axed the footage, terming it more suitable to investigative dramas like «The Snake Pit.»

This was the magic bullet I was looking for with my shots - it gives you solid stable footage that instantly makes what you're filming look ten times more professional and much more reminiscent of that «GoPro style».

Titled «The Ultimate Assassin,» the video — which is shot with in - game footage from Hitman: Absolution — talks about Agent 47's instincts, which allows players to see enemies hidden behind cover, see their predetermined paths and more.

I'm unsure when we'll get to the full production, or if there's even a lot more footage that's been shot than we've already seen, but based on the little info I was able to find online, First Person Shooter was meant to wrap up development this year and received funding from Film Agency for Wales.

The first stage of a Megazord battle acts like a first person shoot - em - up, of all things, while the second part (the one you can see in the footage) acts more of a QTE and rhythm game hybrid.

While the game was far from complete — needing 12 - 14 more months of development — and mostly unknown to the general public, Arcade Heroes was able to shoot some footage of the last surviving RIP Squad prototype and interview former Midway Chicago employee Scott Pikulski (now at Play Mechanix) about his work on the arcade game.

Namco released 12 minutes of gameplay footage earlier this week, but this is more of a cinematic, although there are a few in - game shots that show off the varied environments.

When you shot the original test film you left a camera on the island to capture time lapse footage, so you didn't know what you would see when it came back from the... Read more»

The difference: These cameras can shoot in six degrees of freedom, which promises to make the 360 footage more immersive than before.

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Having what we in the industry like to call «Bokeh» in your shots is a great way to make your footage look more film - like.

Sellers who sold their home for more than list price made imagery and home information available online: 48 percent had professional photos taken of the home; 30 percent shot video footage; and 21 percent shot drone footage.

In other news, Kevin is shooting more guest bathroom reno footage today - so we'll be back soon with another update!