Losey reconfigures the drama as an imagistic rapture, a kind of cinematic action painting in which his agitated camera scores the screen with the harsh trails of rugged textures.
Styled as a game show, you have to build bricks in the real world, then take photos of them using the device's camera to score points, and "build your brain bigger and stronger".
The independent assessors also rated the physician's understanding of the case from their description to camera ("understanding score": poor, acceptable, accurate) and their overall performance (very poor, poor, good, very good).
Begun by the directors Thomas Vinterberg and Lars Von Trier, Dogma 95 rejects the use of lighting, camera dollies, scored music and a host of other tools of mainstream cinema.
In 2004 he took control of a TV camera after scoring in another derby against Lazio, turning its lens on the crowd.
The Manchester United striker accepted the Football Association charge for swearing into a TV camera after scoring a hat-trick at West Ham last Saturday.
The specs are flagship-level, with a 12.3-megapixel camera that scored higher than even the mighty iPhone 7 in DxOMark's labs.
Gerrard could not resist planting a smacker on a pitch-side TV camera after scoring from the penalty spot in a 4-1 win at the then champions - a remarkable result for Rafael Benitez's side.
It seems Mr. Eto'o has been bitten by the sports photography bug once again, grabbing the nearest camera after scoring his third goal for Inter in the Champions League this past Wednesday.
A big and almost certainly costly undertaking, though between the rock climbing and ziplines, most of the international press members present don't seem too put upon with the long trek to the Sierra Nevadas, even if it's a rather resource intensive undertaking to try out a pair of new cameras and score a few precious minutes with the company's new drone.
