Sentence examples for camera that moves from inspiring English sources

"It would be great to have a camera that moves," a plaintive Scorsese says, which is like Rembrandt asking if he could have a little bit of brown.

"Black and White" was handsomely shot, by David Ferrara, with a gliding camera that moves through rooms as people enter the frame, talk, argue, and then leave.

Each tracks a spatially and emotionally ambiguous scene, as well as an undefined period of time, using a high definition camera that moves almost continuously across a lavishly detailed set.

Filmed in black and white with an unusually wide aspect ratio, "Southwest" is a visually beautiful film that demands that you surrender to its hypnotic images and accept a meditative pace determined by a camera that moves slowly and stealthily and is often turned toward the horizon.

Granted, Mr. LaMarre was not blessed with Mel Gibson's blood-and-thorns budget, but that's no excuse for a camera that moves with the sluggishness of a well-fed King Herod and dialogue ("Jews — you cannot trust them!") no self-respecting high school Christmas play would tolerate.

The director, Gavin O'Connor, shot the hockey action with a six cameras that mimicked the television angles, but also with a camera that moved along the ice on a dolley and could move 360 degrees; with a hand-held camera used by a cameraman skating in and out of the action, and with a camera placed on wires over the ice.

As he signed autographs, Rodriguez disappeared in a swarm of cameras that moved as he moved.

Robotic cameras that move through the halls of an office and pivot to look around a conference room will help remote workers feel more connected.

The filmmakers use cameras that move smoothly on a dolly and show the action from a first-person point-of-view, so that when Pinchas is talking about being herded onto cars you're invisibly pushed there too, with no ability to stop it.

An airborne, overhead TV camera that keeps moving between his serves appears to be the source of Murray's irritation.

And often, Ferrari added, a camera that doesn't move at all.