Sentence examples for camera episode from inspiring English sources
At the climax of the camera episode, I would test the Megapixel Myth on camera, supplying visual proof for the world to see.
"This was only a hidden camera episode, after all; everything was under control, nothing bad could happen," Zivkovic's nameless narrator says, trying to soothe himself amid the spiralling surrealities of this mystery novel.
Their ambitious darkcom follow-up to The League Of Gentlemen was running over budget, so they wrote a cheap (but tricky) to film one-location, one camera episode, and shot it Hitchcock-style in just two takes.
He said: "If you can use your film-maker magic to get me a copy of that Candid Camera episode I was on, I'll let you talk to my mother".
The CCTV camera episode is also recorded in stencil form.
Norman Cousins's 1979 book, "Anatomy of an Illness," describes beating cancer with "Candid Camera" episodes and Marx Brothers films; the Viennese psychiatrist Viktor Frankl wrote that at Auschwitz laughter was "another of the soul's weapons in the fight for self-preservation"; and the seventh-century Zen monks Kanzan and Jittoku believed in laughter as the path to inner peace.
There is a telling exchange in the second episode when Dr. Phil pushes Ms. Ferguson to come clean about the hidden-camera episode last year.
NBC planned to continue the series and possibly recast Applegate, but shortly after her departure was announced NBC reduced the multi-camera episode order to one.
(A few of the musicians are actors, easy to spot because their scenes are shot more smoothly than the hidden-camera episodes).
And a bromide is always looming on the horizon, like Henry's declaration to the camera in Episode 2 that family members are "the ones who challenge you, support you and love you, no matter what".
Soderbergh isn't behind the camera – each episode of the show is written by Lodge Kerrigan and Amy Seimetz (who both worked on AMC's The Killing) and directed by one of them, but Soderbergh's influence is felt throughout.
