Sentence examples for cinema shot from inspiring English sources

The movie is a homage to French cinema, shot and acted in the flat, carefully composed style of Bresson and celebrating les petits gens, those kindly ordinary people who populate the poetic, popular-front movies of the 1930s associated with Renoir, Clair and Carné.

Samsung even jumped on the GIF train with the likes of Cinemagraph and Vine to create a gif-making mode, called Cinema Shot.

Vine, owned by Twitter, seems to be leading a growing pack of gif-creating apps like Viddy, SocialCam and Cinemagraph, as well as OEM-built video/picture sharing apps like HTC's Zoe and Samsung's new Cinema Shot mode.

Le Mépris features some of the most imposing exteriors in 60s cinema, shot by Raoul Coutard around the extraordinary Villa Malaparte on Capri – not so much a house, more a landscape installation.

Inspired by midcentury French cinema and shot true-to-form on 16 millimeter film, the silent short stars Martine Langatta (wearing the line's Filmore frames) and Diego Ongaro (in the Winston style).

Specifically: is it a masterpiece of confrontational cinema, stunningly shot, wonderfully acted; or is it a piece of misogynist nastiness, an expression of fear about female sexuality, with no greater purpose than the Saw or Hostel films?

So, voilà, the dirty white, beautiful slate gray and mischievous changing frames of Lelouch's high cinema: Those shots light up the miniscreen, don't they?

Turn again, and we see, close-up, his arm reach towards an ornate iron grate in the wall; and then – in the graphic equivalent of a cinema zoom-shot – we see his boot, with holes in the sole, disappearing into a duct, and the station's concealed innards and passages.

It is precisely because so many people recognize in Sherman's work not just their own viewing experience of film, but the personal catharsis they find in it for desires unfulfilled, that we should regard Sherman's Untitled Film Stills as transcending the domain of visual art and composing more a cinema of shots.

–Is that scene in the cinema taking a shot at all films that aren't sequels or remakes?

Since scale in the cinema constantly changes from shot to shot, the spectator can easily be deceived about the size of objects.