Sentence examples for audience camera from inspiring English sources

Sarah Lancashire and Nicola Walker will go head-to-head for the same show, Last Tango in Halifax (the roving audience camera needs capture its awkward moment somewhere) but again, where's Anne Reid in the leading actress category?

That's when the audience camera cut to Swift.

I like it when the audience camera accidentally catches the kid who doesn't give a shit about the home run.

David Cameron was unhappy because not only had the broadcasters refused to agree to some of his conditions for the debate (including the one about it being conducted in a sealed room with no audience, cameras, microphones or Ed Miliband), they were now trying to prevent him from appearing in his election uniform: a hi-vis jacket and a hard hat.

As Ms. Worsham coos into a mirror, back turned to the audience, a camera projects and magnifies her face on a screen overhead.

In the run-up to the last election, in 2005, David Remnick went to the U.K. and filed a Letter from London in which he chronicled the efforts of then Prime Minister Tony Blair to secure a third term in office: To follow British politics these past weeks … is to witness a politician putting himself in the way of any audience, any camera, anyone who will have him.

"Kim," a woman shouted from the audience, "what camera is that?" "It is discontinued," she said.

Whether it be a live audience, a camera, or your mum when your rehearsing with her, try and pretend that there's a wall between you and the audience.

With a studio audience, multiple cameras, trad.

The audience bring cameras to record proceedings and some pledge allegiance with a succession of bizarre hats.

During the Dublin stop of his 2003 tour, the theatrical Mr. Bowie performed all of his hit songs in front of an audience and cameras.