The phrase "and filmed in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the location or setting where a film or video was shot.
Example: "The documentary highlights the beauty of the national park, and filmed in a stunning array of landscapes."
Alternatives: "and shot in a" or "and recorded in a".
However, there were good signs too: seriously good standup, and filmed in a proper old-school venue, the Hackney Empire.
Johnson was asked if he regretted his handling of the affair in which players, including Mike Tindall, were photographed and filmed in a Queenstown bar.
Gravity is a 3D thriller set in space, stripped down to the bare essentials and filmed in a painstakingly realistic manner – or at least as realistic as $80m worth of CGI and special effects can manage.
It's a sort of screwball tragedy that's meticulously written and filmed — in a black-and-white palette, no less — but that betrays no favor-currying nostalgia for the tuxedo age.
Mr. Lilley played all the lead characters (including an Asian grad student, a middle-age homemaker and Ja'mie), surrounded by a mostly nonprofessional cast and filmed in a mockumentary style.
This latest globe-trot is all in the name of architecture, apparently, but it is as eye candy rather than engineering that the buildings are lined up for our admiration, and filmed in a series of exquisite swoops and looms.
The images were crudely but powerfully drawn, in charcoal and blue pastel, and filmed in an old-fashioned stop-motion technique.
Now that she's single and filming in a new city, Kim says she's ready to meet some new men with the help of her friends.
In addition, a music video was released 1998 which was directed by Willie Souza and was filmed in a near Cuernavaca.
A one-minute video was created using hospital management staff, health workers and patients, filmed in a real life setting.
Facial expressions of actors and partners were filmed in a session previous to scanning.
