Sentences with phrase «television camera angles»

Trump lashed out at George Gigicos, one of his original campaign staff members, for what the president considered unflattering television camera angles at the Phoenix rally, which Bloomberg News first reported.

Television cameras angle for close - ups.

Not exact matches

Look at the camera angles, the editing choices, the use of music — «The Knick» is our most film - like show on television.

Differentiation: purple = lower ability blue = middle ability yellow = higher ability Resources provide opportunities to: - explore connotation and denotation - explore camera angles and make inferences - analyse movie posters - analyse magazine covers - explore radio audiences - explore mass and niche audiences - explore demographics, geo - demographics and psychographics - conduct primary and secondary research - gather qualitative and quantitative data - create questionnaires - investigate media language and signs - explore representation - analyse own media consumption - investigate audience profiles for television - investigate newspaper audiences

The creators of big budget films and television shows truly understand our love for images, often painting rich tapestries of lighting and make - up and camera angles and famous faces and explosions.

The commentary focuses in on very specific events, and the camera angles combine television shots and «you are there» - style camera views to produce a story that also teaches you the basics of playing the game.

Atmosphere is also replicated well in the camera angles and replays, which make The Show feel like an interactive television baseball broadcast.

Fascinated by cinematography, film stills, edits and camera angles since childhood, Duffin recalls a love for black and white films on his parent's television set and the growing appeal of Film Noir: «It seemed to take all of the elements of image - making and stretch them further.

Hadid does in painting what multiple cameras do in film and television, offering simultaneous angles as the viewer moves through space.