Sentence examples for brought on camera from inspiring English sources

By the end of the sequence, Kyle was alone in a corridor with his microphone, having – through a DNA test – identified his young male guest as the father of a two-year-old girl who was brought on camera.

It runs through some five major news and pop culture stories largely sourced from other NBC News programs, but also brought on on-camera guests and did on-the-ground reporting, at times.

A camera is a good thing to bring on field trips.

So bring on the signs and graffiti that provide gainful employment for camera crews.

It's an act of virtual reincarnation, which is why the cinematic interview, the word brought to life on-camera, has such dramatic force.

But he'd brought a camera on the road, and when he went home he felt there might be a film in his nearly two hundred hours of footage of boredom on the bus and Matt being a testy genius and Tom getting shitfaced and losing the V.I.P. list and conducting left-handed interviews: TOM: You are way more famous than any of my friends.

Then Billy brought the camera in close, focusing on her crotch.

When Stills invited him to come to a gig his new group were playing in a folk club on nearby Redondo Beach, Diltz brought his camera along.

"It brings out features on camera".

The ladies had apparently discussed the story off-stage, but agreed not to bring it up on camera.

"Oh, I've never brought a camera".