Few filmmakers are as precise in their conception of scenes and their creation of the images that bring them to life; few rework and deepen a set of ideas as obsessively throughout their careers; few put themselves on camera as bravely and vulnerably; and few conjure such a bold identification with their viewers.
"The conception of a scene starts with a location that I discover and that inspires me, but it can also start with an object, a memory, a shadow, a specific lighting, a mood," she tells The Creators Project.
In some cases, I think, the writing and the conception of the scenes are better (potentially, that is) than the way the scenes have been directed and acted.
The works are constructed in shorter sections, which frequently follow each other without a break, and the spacious conception of the scenes is partly sacrificed in order to achieve a greater degree of dramatic and psychological flexibility.
"Bear Seduction," one of its 10 scenes, portrays the conception of the twins, in which a bear, played by Mr. Goldhuber, ensnares a local innocent, Heidi Latsky — and wham, bam, she's a mother.
"The Casebook of Victor Frankenstein" places its resurrected protagonist at the very scene of his own conception, hobnobbing with Mary and the poets and the doctor on that momentous night of literary passion.
Independent of any given answer to the question whether delusions are beliefs, two opposed conceptions of delusions contend the philosophical scene.
A two-disc "Extreme Edition" was released on 7 March 2005, featuring behind the scenes footage of the conception, pre-production, production, post-production, and licensing of the film.
Picture the scene of the programme's conception: a TV production office called Late Capitalist Entertainment Inc, a bunch of hipsters lolling around in their finest geography-teacher tailoring.
Mark Richardson, editor in chief of Pitchfork, the online indie-rock publication, said R.E.M. provided "an early example of a band making their own scene and building an entire conception of a band around who they were as people and musicians".
