Sentence examples for actors cutting from inspiring English sources

The most distinctive element of his style is his taste for tracking shots that move independently of actors, cutting diagonally across the visual field to reveal new rooms and new spaces.

In Terrence Malick's lyrical and metaphysical revelation "The Tree of Life," from 2011, the director and his cinematographer, Emmanuel Lubezki, shot scenes while floating around and beneath the actors, cutting off parts of bodies and heads, pressing the actors into the sky.

It's something in people's eyes when you go into a meeting" – and Barnes is now firmly part of a powerful Brit pack of young actors cutting a dash through Hollywood, alongside Pattinson, Rupert Friend, Jim Sturgess, Dominic Cooper (who also made his name playing Dakin) and Andrew Garfield.

They still talk about Johnny Weissmuller, the Olympic swimmer and Tarzan actor, cutting a wake through the water like a motorboat's.

Mackendrick said, "So we cut the script there on the floor, with the actors, just cutting down lines, making them more spare – what Clifford would have done himself, really, had there been time".

While trimming off a few inches wouldn't mean much for most "GoT" actors, Harington's hair has its own contract with HBO that forbids the actor from cutting it shorter.

Malick is famously known for cutting actors from his movies: Mickey Rourke shot on The Thin Red Line, only to be excised completely from the finished picture.

There is also the consideration that, in a now famous torture scene, in the sixth episode of the third season, the actor doing the cutting up (Iwan Rheon, in the role of Ramsay Snow) and the actor being cut up (Alfie Allen, in the role of Theon Greyjoy) could, for my money, just as easily have swapped places.

The source added that the budget cut each year would require cutting two actors every year for three years, and not bit players.

The actor has been cutting his "Passengers" co-star out of pictures and posting them to the photo-sharing site for days.

This appears to be just another entry in the log of internet companies making money from both good actors and bad, only cutting off the bad when someone else points it out.