Sentence examples for camera maneuvers from inspiring English sources

I had to learn the language of set design -- what "wild walls" were, for instance -- walls made to be removed easily to allow camera maneuvers -- and how to draw for sets that would be torn down, instead of the real thing.

The camera is maneuvered by pulling and twisting the cable, requiring hand-eye coordination similar to that needed for using a computer mouse.

A cub's curiosity is piqued by a remote-controlled camera car maneuvered by Steve Winter.

But then, alas, Ginny takes the mound for her first big-league game and no matter how skillfully the cameras are maneuvered and how hard Bunbury works at it, it's very clear she's just not a Major League pitcher.

Each camera can be maneuvered 360 degrees with a joystick mounted at one of the lounge's "cocktail consoles," which resemble video poker machines.

Over four years he used a variety of cameras, lenses and maneuvers to track his subjects — both the 200 or so Central Park birders and their elusive prey — for his hourlong documentary "Birders: The Central Park Effect," which HBO will show beginning Monday.

No scrambles inside the ropes to get the best view of that birdie putt, no camera crews out-maneuvering each other for the best angle.

Her friend Alicia Wang, meanwhile, was maneuvering a camera to get a look at a handsome stranger at the bar.

Dougie Wallace spent parts of this year and last year taking candid shots of the boxy taxis known as Premier Padminis, aiming three flashes into their cramped, ornate interiors while maneuvering his camera to catch a glimpse of the surprised passengers.

A SWAT team, called out when negotiations failed, maneuvered a camera into the house to see how Mr. Isadore was armed, then stormed inside after deploying gas and a distraction device, the report said.

It would be a complex master shot of the type Preminger is known for: All the actors and extras would have to do everything while the camera performed a tight maneuver.