Sentence examples for be impossible to shoot from inspiring English sources

A short film that he and Lund had made in Cidade de Deus itself convinced them that it would be impossible to shoot their feature there, what with the problems of assuring safe access for their crew.

It's impossible to shoot three or four-under in conditions like this and that's what they need.

The same is true of fear: it is impossible to shoot and kill a man on a train platform in Oakland, as a police officer did in 2009, without causing riders to wonder when such violence might come to them.

The script called for footage in a town that at one point was in good shape but now is not, and given the fact that Long Beach is in such good shape, it was impossible to shoot there.

But they said that it was impossible to shoot tear gas with any accuracy, and that Mr. Anderson was in the vicinity of stone-throwing youths when he was hit.

Paul is a very good photographer, but it's impossible to shoot what isn't there.

"For example, the shot of Fleet Street looking towards St . Pauls would have been impossible to shoot anywhere else".

"It would have been impossible to shoot anywhere but London, because of the very obvious way the locations were incorporated into the film," Cuarón told Variety.

A professor of my assistant director (Sarah Mannering) told her, that it is impossible to shoot a feature film in 10 days.

Bob Gale explained it would have been impossible to shoot on location "because no city is going to let a film crew remodel their town to look like it's in the 1950s".

- UNICEF / Chris Schuepp / 2012 But first things first and without a good script it is impossible to shoot a good movie.