Sentence examples for a visual scheme from inspiring English sources

"You reckon bunching shots according to a visual scheme is writing?" he asked.

The tone of the film is set less by a visual scheme than by the rock hits used and abused on the soundtrack.

Ms. Coixet has a fine eye and she has created a visual scheme — an attractively dark palette, discreetly hovering camera movements and smooth edits — that makes everything look very nice indeed (especially the radiant if miscast Ms. Cruz).

The filmmaking team includes the composer Terence Blanchard, who fired off a moody, brilliant score, and the cinematographer Amelia Vincent (she also filmed "Eve's Bayou"), who devised a visual scheme wrought with contrast.

Still, in spite of its longueurs, and in spite of a visual scheme that occasionally resembles a pirated video game, there is enough grandeur and magic in the story — and enough melodramatic conviction from the cast — to make the film at least a partial comeback for this gifted director.

Imagine if all of your various inboxes/call histories were tagged using a common visual scheme to denote key topics of interest with a social graph of "interest" generated in real-time.

Seduction, jealousy, solitude, revolt and the fear of passing time are consequently personal and universal themes for which Munch had to find a definitive visual scheme.

"Inception" is nominally humanist in its sentiments, but you can't help feeling that, for Nolan, character quirks are just fungible elements in a comprehensive visual scheme.

Varietys Justin Chang appreciated the self-referential humor in each actor's film history and the violent action scenes; however, he felt the scenes were undermined by poor editing and a "grimy" visual scheme throughout the film.

And the handheld shots in Virginia are, in fact, just one half of an overarching visual scheme; in bold contrast, the English scenes (where the landscape is sculpted and tamed, where life is governed by rites and rituals as baffling and ornate as those of the Indians), the camera is almost always locked down or running, tamed, on tracks.

It turns out the company's decision to focus on "flat design," a type of visual scheme where everything has a smooth and even look, was a few years ahead of the rest of the technology and user interface industry.