Sentences with phrase «up camera people»

Give them a year and they'll be in the same boat as the license frame back - up camera people.

Not exact matches

The audience in Manhattan exited the theater to a throng of network TV cameras and a crowd of people lined up for the next showing.

In his time, Whyte set up cameras and filmed people congregating in public, taking notes along the way on how they behaved, where they migrated to, how long their conversations lasted, and so on.

«From the beginning,» Schmidt says, «it was like we were empowering people to get up off the couch to use the cameras: «We're gonna show your videos on YouTube.

The two hit it off, and soon after they teamed up at MIT's Media Lab, armed with a near - million - dollar National Science Foundation grant, to prototype a sort of emotional hearing aid for autistic people — essentially a wearable camera that scanned people's facial expressions to interpret social cues, in real time, for the person wearing the device.

With the cameras following Diana wherever she went, she lived up to her nickname as «Princess of the People» with her extensive charity work.

Another set up a website full of live streams of hacked web cameras, showing everything from people's offices and lobbies to the feeds from baby monitors.

A lot of people were buying up the old polaroid cameras and creating art photos and thinking that was way cooler than all the new digital cameras.

Investigators said Paddock killed 59 people and planned the massacre so meticulously that he set up a camera in the peephole of his hotel room in an apparent attempt to spot anyone coming for him.

Editors note: Every week CNN International's African Voices highlights Africa's most engaging personalities, exploring the lives and passions of people who rarely open themselves up to the camera.

If only people would start standing up to progressives, on camera, in the classroom, in print, and with conviction, and say, «What's with all the name - calling?

«Reality» TV tends to accentuate the dreck in life and if anyone thinks that the people on these shows don't play it up for the cameras,...

The icon, the legend, the 71 year old incredible Cher received the Icon Award and sang Believe and If I Could Turn Back Time... please, go see both Cher and Celine at their residencies — Cher at the Park Theater and Celine at the Colosseum — they are moments of enjoyment that you can never capture on a video — a cell phone camera (I am a big anti-cell catching the entire show person)-- I can not stand seeing a sea of lit up cell phones capturing the performances instead of the people watching them with their own eyes!

We've had this debate before, it's easy for people who don't go to say give up the season ticket but I have a very good seat with five mates literally behind the television camera and if I give it up there is no way I can ever get it back again.

We the people will occasionally get an up - close view of a rules issue or a dispute or some sort of chicanery that's well out of view of the TV cameras.

It would either involve two people in chairs yelling at each other for a half - hour (something we haven't seen on TV yet), or it might be a camera trained on a guy looking up stats on a computer for an hour.

Every week hundreds of people are employed to set up corporate tents, build scoreboards or follow the flight of a little white ball against a bright blue sky with a high - tech camera.

Read MSNBC.com to see how your marriage stacks up to the marriages of the people who went on camera with them.

Most large - scale nativity scenes have security cameras, because the people who put them up know full well that someone is going to try to steal the baby Jesus.

Since people usually need multiple cameras to set up a security network, each camera is sold for a fraction of the price of a purpose - made baby monitor.

Ultimately, the report says facial recognition systems using tiny cameras embedded in lampposts and in walls will monitor people's every movement, backed up by surveillance from unmanned flying vehicles in the sky.

«The thermal imaging camera uses infrared and reads temperature differences up to an appreciable distance away and can identify a person at an acceptable distance.

Both homeowners and tenants of a residential property would have the ability to sue if they did not consent to being recorded by someone who set up a camera on an adjoining property with the intent to harass, annoy, alarm or threaten another person.

It was the third time Earth was imaged from the outer solar system but the first time humankind got a heads - up, so people could look up and smile or wave for the camera.

«If a camera at a gas station picks up suspicious activity, the footage will be sent to the cloud, people at the gas station will be alerted, and nearby cameras will be told to look out for the criminals too,» says vproject coordinator Juan Arraiza at Vicomtech, a research foundation in San Sebastian, Spain.

The Xbox One comes with an updated Kinect, which boasts a more sensitive camera: The device can track up to six people, see in the dark and even detect a player's heart rate — a little creepy, sure, but also technically impressive.

He is the first person to conduct an arboreal camera trap survey in the TL2 Landscape, and spent a semester there climbing very remote rainforest trees to set up the cameras.

Now our cameras are sensitive enough to pick it up and people's eyes and intellect were critical in noticing its importance,» said Donovan, a co-author of the study.

People used to think Mars had dried up billions of years ago; Malin's camera has rejuvenated Mars.

The large carbon polluters have taken the playbook written by the tobacco industry, which responded to the scientific consensus linking cigarettes and lung and heart diseases by hiring actors, dressing them up as doctors and putting them in front of cameras to falsely reassure people that there were no consequences to smoking cigarettes.

«If a camera at a gas station picks up suspicious activity, the video footage will be sent to the cloud, people at the gas station will be alerted, and nearby cameras will be told to look out for the criminals too,» says project coordinator Juan Arraiza at Vicomtech, a research foundation in San Sebastian, Spain.

A picture where the camera is looking «up» at the person isn't flattering (hello, double chin!).

I'm so glaaad people seem to be really liking the Pen EPL - 7 because, again, I've been eyeing it for a while and have been debating picking one up to replace my current camera.

I can't believe that people came up with the idea of a camera lens for the phone, guess the whole selfie trend is getting bigger than ever with no signs of ever slowing down.

Again, my camera picked up a lot of the red aspects of this polish and its slightly more muted in person.

I'm a little sad that the camera didn't pick up the silvery sparkles on the inner corner (like I said they're subtle), but I promise you can see them in person.

But, many online daters are wise to this kind of thing, knowing that the person looking at them beguilingly from the camera will bear little resemblance to the one who turns up on an actual date.

Maybe you'd have to pay a little more for the service, and maybe the dating site would have to do extra research into what puts people at ease and how to get people to reveal their best selves comfortably on camera, but it seems like a more efficient way to give a seeker a sense of someone before meeting up with them in person.

Each room can hold up to 200 people on camera and text chat.

Some people love hamming it up in front of the camera and sharing their snapshots with others — they get a kick out of sharing aspects of themselves freely.

Many people, including yours truly, lock up at the sight of a video camera and act completely unnatural, which is much more disastrous than a typo.

Mystery mother builds and installs a fake speed camera after getting fed up with people speeding through her.

«I think people pick up on the fact that she's exactly the same on camera as she is off camera,» said Maurio, who is married to Oscar - winning writer Diablo Cody and starts work on Handler's new show on Monday.

This is a suggestive emptiness: a car racing down an empty rural highway, creating suspense; a sky that hangs ominously over a gas station, and then begins to fill with the fiery ribbons of a spy satellite breaking up in the atmosphere; people standing in empty fields and clearings in anticipation of the supernatural; the spotless white space of the test room of a secure government facility; the camera pivoting around NSA analyst Sevier (Adam Driver) as the massive hangars of an Army base flicker on one after another, readying for pursuit.

The company also set up six witness cameras around ice rink so they could pinpoint the movements of the skating double, rebuilt all the stadiums in CG and repopulated stadiums with CG people so they could match exact backgrounds from shot to shot.

Former Keneally collaborator Fred Schepisi famously berated Spielberg at a party, telling him he was «the worst person to direct this film... You'll fuck it up, because you're too good with the camera.»

Then there's the city of Vienna itself, split up into four sections, with people living in beautiful baroque apartments, the camera pans and we see half of it in ruins.

Throughout Stronger, which dramatizes its subject's inspiring recovery after the bombing, Green trains his camera on the people who make up Bauman's support system.

The camera does take on the point - of - view of someone at some point, then jumps back to an objective place, then plays that trick Evil Dead II plays with perspective in the scene where Ash wakes up in a clearing and looks around in a panning 360 - degree take, only for the audience to discover that the camera eye is both character and commentator, more physical in its way than a first - person point - of - view could ever be.

Unless you make a living in front of a camera, many people would balk or tighten up in front of a million flashing lights, microphones and screaming people wanting to get a 15 - second sound bite of you saying something to take it out of context for the sake of a story»» to control the narrative.