Sentence examples for cinematic settings from inspiring English sources
Whether you call them petrol, gas or filling stations, the places where we refuel our cars are versatile cinematic settings.
At Maccarone, where Mr. Jankowski has used every space in the dilapidated building, the zigzagging goes up and down three flights of stairs, creating a cat's cradle of contrasting cinematic settings using monitors, DVD projection and film projection.
The cinematic settings, sex, and sensory overload have kept the song one of the singer's densest and most mysterious works but we never find out who Johanna or Louise is.
Well, many filmmakers seem to believe that the only appropriate settings for cinematic drama are upper-middle-class suburbia or Victorian England.
When played solo, they provide a cinematic spectacle, studded with explosions, exotic settings and nerve-wracking cliffhangers.
The resulting redesign introduced different settings and a more cinematic story presentation, supported by a soundtrack that employs "desperation" as an underlying theme.
While stage-bound settings are typically anti-cinematic, Mr. Rivette's closed worlds are arenas for transformation, places where re-enacted fictions can affect actors or viewers like a virus or a spell.
His most important contribution to the art of film was helping to transition movie musicals from the realistic backstage settings of filmed theater to a more cinematic form that integrates film with dance.
The photographs, taken between 2005 and 2012, offer a glimpse into the artist's cinematic, highly saturated world of female models and conventional household settings.
From time to time, in a fashion that can be described as cinematic though it is in fact the most artistic stagecraft, characters and settings are seen from overhead.
The Fowler, in part a remix of themes from the Beethoven, twice cedes the spotlight to sacred settings by William Byrd (a Sanctus and an Ave Verum Corpus) before melting into another, more vigorously cinematic Fowler score, "Aggression".
