Sentence examples for brought on set from inspiring English sources
When Tippett was brought on set to help design the T-Rex, he assumed it would be for his skillset in stop-motion and practical effects.
When Tippet was brought on set to help design the T-Rex, he assumed it would be for his skillset in stop-motion and practical effects.
The animatic was later brought on set and shown to the actors so that they could understand the concept of the scene they were filming in the midst of large amount of bluescreen used.
They all appeared to be as nervous as real students when faced with their first delivery, especially when the prosthetic babies were removed and real babies brought on set.
A hospital bed was brought on set for Ford to rest between takes.
Brought on set at the last moment, he is a Ukrainian actor with peroxide hair, a skin-tight shirt and a tiny white belt.
Likewise when trays of sandwiches and cakes are brought on to set during a particularly long shoot, you stand and stare like street urchins while some guys wearing production bomber jackets pick and graze at the aluminium trough first.
Watson has recently admitted that, in the early days, she had a thing for Tom Felton (the actor who played baddie Draco Malfoy); Grint hinted last month that things got a little hormonal whenever teenage extras were brought on to set for big scenes.
The company has also brought on a set of new advisers to help guide its new position as a dating site, including match.com founder Gary Kremen.
To help train the dog playing Vincent for the episode's needed scenes, Madison was given the fake arm to take home and play with; when finally brought on the set, the crew had difficulty shooting her because Madison would bring and drop off the arm slightly differently each time, causing trouble recreating the same camera angles.
Graphic novelist Moebius, or Jean Giraud, was brought on to do set and character design, as well as to storyboard the behemoth script, and churned out an alleged 3,000 drawings over the course of pre-production.
