Sentence examples for addressing the camera with from inspiring English sources
"If you ooze masculinity like some of us do," says Alfie, played by Jude Law, addressing the camera with aplomb, "you have no reason to fear pink".
There on another was Geraldine A. Ferraro -- or was that Mark Green? -- eagerly addressing the camera with schoolchildren in the background.
The movie, which was shot in good-looking if not the glossiest digital video (the trace of digital artifacts adds to the documentary vibe), opens with a succession of young men addressing the camera with varying degrees of cynicism and confusion, voicing the same question that is repeatedly intoned back home: Why are we here?
He also introduces a great device to impose the protagonist's point of view: Belfort narrates the action even while he's in the midst of living it, addressing the camera with monologues that show him to be both inside and outside the events, converging on-screen his present and former selves.
They stand in front of a red garage door, Tennant is in front dressed with a long coat, white shirt and dark necktie, directly addressing the camera, with Lowe standing behind him with a blank expression.
Facing forward and sequenced exactly as she was every time before, each sister addresses the camera with deliberate scrutiny.
When she brightly addresses the camera with statements like, "This is a great time for women in politics.
With wit and freewheeling energy, Meirelles shows the fraught lives of these five characters who periodically address the camera with wan prose-poems about themselves.
He exacerbated his woes by continuing to address the camera with earnest piety long after the audience had dismissed it as an act.
On a fan Twitter feed for #HeWillNotDivideUs, the name of LaBeouf's art installation protest, where the arrest took place, a 13 second video shows the actor briefly shoving a man who addresses the camera with the words "Hitler did nothing wrong".
