Sentence examples for cinematography work from inspiring English sources

Hurlbut's cinematography work on the 2005 film Into the Blue received positive reception from film critic Roger Ebert.

He noted that he had viewed a draft version of the film and praised the cinematography work done by Hurlbut.

Hurlbut received a nomination for an award from the American Society of Cinematographers for his cinematography work on the movie, becoming the youngest cinematographer ever to have been nominated for an American Society of Cinematographers award for a debut film.

He has received positive comments from film critics for his cinematography work on films including Drumline and Mr. 3000, and in a review of the film Into the Blue Roger Ebert highlighted Hurlbut's work.

Hurlbut's cinematography work on the 2006 romantic comedy was positively received by film critic Michael H. Kleinschrodt of The Times-Picayune, who wrote: "Cinematographer Shane Hurlbut finds interesting angles from which to shoot and photographs a formal cotillion with panache".

His work on the 2006 romantic comedy Something New where he collaborated with director Sanaa Hamri was positively received in The Times-Picayune and The Journal News, and his cinematography work on the 2006 film Waist Deep with director Vondie Curtis-Hall was well received in The Seattle Times.

Everything from the costumes to the cinematography works to advance the story.

The cinematography works wonderfully, functioning as another character in the film, full of hesitations and interests all its own.

Throughout the movie, there was simply too much light reflected onto the screen for Gordon Willis's extraordinary cinematography to work as well as it does in a darkened theatre or even at home, on a TV screen.

October 30 , 1930Barcelona, Spain March 4, 1992 New York City, New York Nestor Almendros, (born Oct. 30, 1930, Barcelona, Spain died March 4 , 1992 New York, N.Y., U.S ., cinematographer and recipient of an Oscar from the U.S. Motion Picture Academy of Arts and Sciences for the best cinematography for his work on Days of Heaven (1978).

One of these deeply involved educators is Judy Irola, award-winning director of photography and head of our cinematography track, whose work has taken her around the world from Brazil to Poland to Mozambique.