Today they are working on a complex scene towards the end of the opera.
The best and most complex scene occurs towards the end of the second part.
Ms. Fleming brought subtle inflections and bursts of intensity to her richly sung performance of this emotionally complex scene.
Ray tracing may take a long time minutes or even hours can be consumed in creating a complex scene.
(Terrry Pratchett describes the work in The Wee Free Men, and comments that it gives the impression that the artist was seeing, rather than inventing, the complex scene).
This substantive version, with one intermission, lasts almost three hours and includes the complex scene in which Julie's racial background is revealed.
Question, then (it's one of Schwitzgebel's examples): When the lights go up on a complex scene, do we immediately "see" the whole scene?
The surprise in it was a cityscape, of a corner in the Village where three streets intersect; although only nine by six inches, it is a crowded, complex scene, with moving figures and interlocking buildings.
According to eyewitnesses quoted in the Hollywood Reporter, the accident occurred when a complex scene went awry as Hudson (doubling as Spider-Man) attempted to crash through one brick wall and bounce off another.
The movie's central sequence — Carole's birthday party, in her apartment, with Abbas and his children — is a long and complex scene filmed in a matched pair of extended static takes.
Goldman establishes an opening set piece regarding the shooting of a complex scene: Eastwood has decided not to line up the 50 extras playing FBI agents all the way down the hall, which was the original plan.
