Sentence examples for budget shooting from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine independent filmmakers working on a modest budget, shooting on location with a small crew, perhaps filming stories from their own lives or families or home towns bringing in actors to transform themselves with accents when the very essence of their work is to grow a film seemingly from the ground up.

Good Brigade put the TriBeca shoot together on a shoestring budget, shooting in a friend's apartment and using non-famous models found online who wore their own clothes.

Perhaps what's most remarkable about Beach Rats, though, is that it does all of this with a sparse dialogue; most of the work is through the image, something Hittman intended, spending a lump of the film's budget shooting analogue.

"Something that was stripped down and fleet-footed," he said — no real Hollywood stars, a smaller budget, shot on location (and, at times, in Ms. Gerwig's actual apartment).

Berliner has a nifty tip for aspiring film-makers looking to produce high-quality work on a tight budget: shoot something at an off-peak time of year like January, when the equipment houses have spare cameras sitting around.

All of this is too cerebral, text-based, active, abstract, controversial, expensive or peripatetic for TV, where the budgets, shooting schedules and ad-driven rhythms demand passive viewers and sets where filming and taking sound are easy.

Private-school fees which make up a large chunk of many upper-middle-class budgets—shot up by 18.3%.

About half of the state legislatures nationwide are scrambling to plug gaps in their budgets, shot through by rapid declines in corporate and sales tax revenue, distressed housing markets and a national economy on the verge of a recession.

All of the sudden, budgets shot to outer space and the studios began taking less and less risks.

It's a big budget shoot, the kind we don't see that much of anymore".

The low budget shoot was blighted by technical problems and bad weather.