Sentences with phrase «synch performance»
That four minute clips mainly offers the usual combination of lip - synch performance and movie snippets, though it's a bit more interesting that most because of an odd storyline that features a battle between humanoid cats and dogs.
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They taught me to love and learn Scripture, to share my personal testimony, and to deliver a flawless lip synch performance to Newsboys» «Shine» which I am certain will come in handy one day.
The clip uses the standard combination of lip - synched performance and movie snippets, and it runs three minutes and 55 seconds.
A fairly standard mix of lip - synched performance and movie clips, it offers nothing particularly compelling.
Not exact matches
This allowed them to synch a real performance, such as Beethoven's «Serioso» string quartet, to a synthesized version of the same piece that already contained the desired musical notations and scoring in digital form.
Hopper's choice to have the actors singing during filming, rather than lip - synching to a pre-recorded soundtrack, gives such impact to the performances — even with his overuse of certain other filming choices — creates such a complete world that even with its flaws, Les Miz had me in the palm of its metaphoric hand throughout.
Mouth movements are synched to pre-recorded vocal performances.
«Writing and performance capture was just beginning,» he explained, continuing, «What followed was an intense year of motion capture clean - up, animation, camera work, set building, lip - synching, prop building, editing, sound and music, by a team of over 50 artists working across five different studios.»
It is Nottoli's job to ensure that Catera's performance, price and equipment are in synch with what young, entry - level luxury - car buyers want.
All our actors did an amazing job, but their performances were captured in two parts: first we filmed all body animations, then we recorded voice and facial animations in a sound booth, hoping everything would synch together.
In 2011, Sto completed the Time Synch Residency at the Clocktower Gallery in NY with his sound and performance work.
21.3 is a film - remake of a 1964 performance by Robert Morris in which Morris, in the guise of a lecturer, lip - synched to an excerpt of a foundational art - historical text by Erwin Panofsky.
Performed during the opening of Matthew Barney's Drawing Restraint exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on June 21, 2006; Tina Takemoto (aka Bjork - Geisha) and Jennifer Parker (aka Matthew - Whaler) offered unsolicited performances of fan dancing, lip synching, samurai whaling, and chopstick hara - kiri in response to the themes of Drawing Restraint 9.
Their performance practice involves audio recordings of such discussions, reenacted and lip - synched by actors.