Sentence examples for cheap to shoot from inspiring English sources

"It's cheap to shoot footage in this way – two guys in a room.

First the network came up with a time-tested concept that would be cheap to shoot: two cosseted, telegenic city girls -- Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie -- are sent to live on a farm.

Airguns are cheap to shoot!

It was cheaper to shoot extras than to go back and reshoot.

Her department, which has existed since the 1960s, teamed up with the city and the state to make it easier and cheaper to shoot in the five boroughs.

It was a small budget film and it would have been a lot cheaper to shoot in a back lot or something.

"Hungary has crews who have the same expertise as those in Hollywood, but it is much cheaper to shoot here," she said, noting that she had not shot a film in Los Angeles in 17 years.

The team does obviously still use high-end equipment a lot of the time, but commercially available equipment makes it much easier and cheaper to shoot shows today.

Anthony Bregman, producer of Love God, the first film shot and edited entirely in digital video, in 1996, believes it won't be long before many independent filmmakers find it cheaper to shoot their films with digital camcorders before shopping around for financial backing.

Elwes pointed out that there's an upside to the weak US dollar for filmmakers: 1) It's now cheaper to shoot in the U.S. 2) The Euro is so strong, U.S. films are cheaper now to buy.

Smaller calibers are cheaper to shoot, which means you can practice more.