Sentences with phrase «use real actors»

Hardline will use real actors to depict the story and boasts a cast from popular tv dramas such Justified, The Americans and House of Cards.

Quantum break is one of those games that reminds me about how to use real actors instead virtual modeled characters can make all the

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In addition to stating their own views, actors are likely to engage in real or imaginary dialogue with their competitors, attempt to debunk or neutralize competing ideas, or use them as illustrations of wrong - headed or unworkable proposals.

You can vote Summer as #BRITs2015 British Video by tweeting using #BRITCalvinHarris http:///BRITCalvinHarris Pre-order the new album In real - life Ellie Goulding may be enjoying a relatively new relationship with actor Jeremy Irvine.

He has a preference for using mainly non-professional actors — Mya Taylor and Kitana Kiki Rodriguez, who both shine in their roles as Alexandra and Sin - Dee, are real - life friends whom Baker met while spending time at a Los Angeles LGBTQ community center.

Novel use of actors miming spoken testimonies from the real people involved.

There's some very candid, fascinating footage here capturing the process of making the film (in, for a surprise revelation, not a real Parisian flat but a studio - built apartment replica surrounded by green screens, not at all dissimilar to David Cronenberg's use of similar magic for A Dangerous Method, not that you can tell in either film in its finished form, where the technology is seamless and unobtrusive), with Haneke working with the actors in a rigorous, nitty - gritty way that lets us see what infinitesimal precision he's looking for in performance, in movement, in blocking, and in composition.

Determining this relies heavily on the facial capture technology used in the game, which reproduces the actors» expressions almost exactly to how they performed them in real life.

The directors of Lenny Cooke take on a feature drama, but their New York addiction story sticks close to real life, using largely non-professional actors and working from a memoir by their lead actor.

And the use of real actors adds quite a lot of detail and subtext in the character interaction.

The four - minute photo diary of producer Jerry Bruckheimer isn't particularly interesting, but the 9 - minute video diary kept by one of the supporting actors is more informative, as is the 11 - minute «diary of a ship» that takes a look at the role of the real ship used as the full - sized Interceptor.

But the real culprit is still at large: Phoenix Buchanan (Hugh Grant), a formerly A-list actor who now plays a monocle - wearing dog in pet - food commercials and plans to use clues hidden in the book to find a lost fortune that he'll use to finance his godawful West End one - man musical comeback show.

Following in the same genre as his past efforts (Best In Show and Waiting for Guffman), and using many of the same actors, Christopher Guest presents this mockumentary where any resemblance to real people is purely coincidental — okay, not entirely coincidental... this is a spoof after all.

Based on a true story, the movie unfolds in a mockumentary style, meaning it pretends to be a documentary by using interviews (mostly with actors, although some are people who did know the real life Bernie) to supply the narrative.

«Bound by Debt» is stunningly driven by its use of realistic action sequences, gripping performances by the real life martial artists who were cast in the supporting roles and the alluring camaraderie between the main actors, particularly Paul, Ciasulli, Frantzeskos and Silva.

How does the use of actual archival footage with the actors portraying real political leaders help to make this film appear more «real?»

I loved the unforgiving violence it showcases and it's interesting watching these actors use real tactics to search and clear a room.

A skateboarding road - trip flick that will bore real skateboarders silly (and I should know — I've been one since the late»70s), it includes barely 10 minutes of badly - edited actual boarding, less than half of which features the main characters (no - name actors using obvious stunt doubles), who in the course of the movie perform only one trick (at the very end) that's beyond the abilities of any dedicated junior high school punk with a modicum of talent.

Silent Light (# 23) I used to get Bruno Dumont and Carlos Reygadas mixed up because they both came to filmmaking from other disciplines, and they both made movies that required their actors to have real sex.

Sensibly the film uses real footage of Ali himself, even though the rest of proceedings are recreated by actors.

Good Night, and Good Luck smartly uses footage of the real McCarthy; any actor would have gone over the top in an effort to capture his monstrous and sweaty reptilian - like essence.

ELLIN: And why we know the movie is bigger and better than the TV show is I used to be in most of Johnny Drama's auditions on the TV show, but we decided to get real actors for the movie.

Green used independent actors and real - life non-actors in various roles.

The two actors form one of the best double acts in recent memory, and although Crowe is quite good as the sardonic straight man, Gosling is the real standout, delivering a side - splittingly funny physical performance that makes great use of his comedic abilities.

At the film's recent press day, McKay, Lewis, Bale, Carell, Gosling, Hamish Linklater, Jeremy Strong, producer Jeremy Kleiner, and screenwriter Charles Randolph talked about turning the book into a movie and adapting it to the screen, why McKay was the right person to direct, what drew them to the project, how the actors met their real - life counterparts in preparation for their roles, the decision to combine a cinema verite documentary approach with other stylized elements, breaking the fourth wall, and using celebrities and pop culture figures as an entertaining storytelling device to explain complex financial concepts to the audience.

The use of lighting, shadows and reflections are all fantastic, and most importantly it looks real when the actors touch it.

Kes brought to the big screen the sociopolitical engagement Loach had established in his work for the BBC, and pushed the British «angry young man» film of the sixties into a new realm of authenticity, using real locations and nonprofessional actors.

The idea that Wakandans speak a real African language brings a deeper layer of authenticity to the fictional nation and the choice to use Xhosa was inspired, in part, by a trip Black Panther director Ryan Coogler took to South Africa prior to shooting the film and by actor John Kani who played T'Chaka in both Captain America: Civil War and Black Panther.

«Hollywood Actor Award» honoree Jake Gyllenhaal used his platform to express his whole - hearted admiration for Jeff Bauman, the real - life Boston Marathon bombing survivor he portrays in Stronger.

The only real give - away is the fact that the actors used are relatively unknown.

It is only a minor nod to Damon, with the actor not even using his real name.

How close are we to being able to replicate real life actors using CGI?

Luckily Brando and Harris — the film's weakest characters — are supported by a fine cast of British actors, and the decision to film their scenes on an fully functional reconstruction of the Bounty pays off much in the way directors Peter Weir and Fraser Hestion were able to extract rich atmosphere through the use of real ships in Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003) and Treasure Island [M](1988), respectively.

Most groundbreaking is Von Trier's use of digital technology, making the division between his «real» actors and his porn performers seamless.

The film was notable at the time for using real animals as «actors» for the most part, with them being trained for their performances, rather than using humans in costumes.

Using hours of never - before - seen footage along with accounts of real soldiers, told by the soldiers themselves in combination with a cast of famous Hollywood actors, Vietnam in HD succeeds in not only giving a nice history lesson, but also puts a rarely seen human face on the war.

With the exception of Caleb Landry Jones in Heaven Knows What, the directors generally use non-professional actors in their films, often basing their scripts on the real - life experiences of people they meet (two years before she made her acting debut in Heaven Knows What, Arielle Holmes was a homeless heroin addict).

Using a combination of actors and real cops, prison guards and even gangsters, Good Time ratchets up the stress over (more or less) an all night odyssey of bad choices.

Wright and Berkey explore why recording Foley in the real Churchill war rooms was important, how working in the London rave scene after college influenced Wright's use of sound, and why having the score to play for the actors on set is important.

Into Film is enabling us to give real power to children, to enable them to experience not just the idea of becoming a film actor, or director; but really thinking what goes on behind the film, or what goes into a film, so that they can use their skill set creatively to better themselves.»

Using clips from the movie, the voices of actors and real students and engaging classroom activities, the curriculum sends a strong message — bystanders need to embrace their power as «Upstanders» and share responsibility for creating a positive school climate.

The R34 was again used in the 4th installment of the movie series and again in the 5th and soon became a signature car for the actor both in the movie and in real life.

It uses the IMDb database (which Amazon owns) to tell you, in real time, about every actor on screen (in movies that support it).

That's why I've considered self - publishing using my first two initials (instead of my first name) so it won't come up on a potential employer's search or just building a second identity through social media, etc, since I know that a lot of actors don't use their real name either.

As we've said, the real appeal is Amazon's own content, here benefiting from a number of exclusive features, the one we make the most use of being X-Ray in Amazon Video, instantly giving you access to loads more information about characters, actors or the movie that you're watching.

L.A. Noire features the use of advanced motion scan technology of its time to accurately depict facial expressions of real life actors during scenes.

If anyone remembers the very first Resident Evil for the original PlayStation back in 1996, they should recollect a lot of the scenes used real - life actors.

Unlike past adverts for Sonic titles, which used actors in body costumes, the Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric TV ad features CG renderings of Sonic and his friends in the real world, using their teamwork to rescue a real cat (not Big, sadly) from a tree.

We'll admit we had always thought that one day technology might get to the point where real life actors wouldn't be required to bring a game character to life at all and an emotional performance could be rendered solely by a computer, but Antoniades was very supportive of the continued use of real actors in games.

Barlow says more indie games should use video, as independent developers have the freedom from lots of the constraints he thinks doomed the full - motion video (FMV) game genre on computers in the 1990s — games like Phantasmagoria and Night Trap starred real actors, but struggled for viability because of their relatively high budgets and a mixed reception to the kind of play experiences that game with them.