Sentence examples for close-up idea from inspiring English sources
Click here to watch video Bass' opening sequence for John Frankenheimer's cult thriller from 1966 reuses the Vertigo close-up idea, but to more obviously psychedelic effect, feeding them through distorting and refracting mirrors.
As her scribe, the person to whom she had revealed the most personal details, I had a working title: "Sequel: Maureen Faulkner is ready for her close-up!" My idea was to cast her battle as the second in a movie series, her answer to the support Hollywood celebrities had long offered to her husband's killer.
You'd think it would be impossible in a space where the audience can register everything in close-up to make the idea of a statue coming to life plausible, let alone moving.
In the scene where Stanley overhears Blanche condemning him as an animal with something sub-human about him, we get a sudden close-up of him and a vivid idea of the rancour the statement breeds.
It's a good idea to take close-up pictures of as many components in the engine as possible, from different angles.
It is a good idea to get a few good close-up images of important sections (campsites, forks in the waterway, entry and exit points, etc).
Mr. Yamagata's stated idea is to give a sense of what the solar system looks like close-up.
