Sentence examples for be difficult to shoot from inspiring English sources

Does 3-D change how we view dance? A. I have a feeling it will be difficult to shoot dance any other way.

Despite putting slime and K-Y Jelly on a board inside of the well, Nicotero and his production team found the particular sequence to be difficult to shoot.

It's difficult to shoot a natural picture because they're always playing and posing.

Asked if it was difficult to shoot the men, helpless as they were, he cited the Israelis' ambush killing in December of Dr. Thabet Thabet, a leader of Mr. Arafat's Fatah movement.

"First, it is difficult to shoot at a moving car with accuracy.

Bukkake was difficult to shoot and really expensive compared to the other things that were coming out at the time.

The scenes in the operating room were filmed at the Prospect Studios in Los Feliz, Los Angeles; Nowalk said the scenes were difficult to shoot, due to the technicality involved.

He says the scene in the film with Awa's brothers was difficult to shoot as the brothers were so shy and were reluctant to be filmed.

The fight scene between Lisa and Myfanwy was difficult to shoot, as the actress had to interact with a visual effect creature that would not be added until post-production.

While I sat on a roundtable with two other journalists who were much more interested in what it is like to be married to Jennifer Connelly and whether it was difficult to shoot with a celebrity on the streets of NYC, I was glad that Bettany's replies never steered very far from the message of his film and stayed on track regarding this very human story.

This mimics the natural swing of the foot across the body because it is difficult to shoot to the opposite corner using an instep kick.