Sentence examples for control of camera from inspiring English sources

"To make it work at all," Mr. Smith said, "you have to have good control of camera angle and lighting".

They also must decide upon the use of masking, the choice of lens, the camera angle, and the control of camera movement.

OBS was told it no longer had responsibility for the event, but because of the way the broadcasting contracts work, it remains in overall control of camera locations within the main stadium and all others around the UK.

As Allan Binder, another Suffolk County legislator, also of Huntington, put it, "It's a very bad thing to have government in control of cameras watching people in the street".

When badly implemented what they tend to do is simply take control of the camera (and other controller) functions temporarily and then place you into autopilot so that you see the Big Important Cut Scene That The Studio Spent All Its Money On.

Japanese control of digital cameras and video cameras is also absolute.

Angenend's daughter Mia "loves" being part of the series and apparently often tries to take control of the camera.

The filmmaker, Liz Garbus, retains a cool control of her camera, deploying a reportorial style that is an object lesson in the virtues of unobstrusiveness.

Filmmaking is a physical art, one in which the control of the camera is like the stroke of a painter's brush.

Under such circumstances, it's understandable that some actors look for agency elsewhere; for some, in politics or activism; for others, in taking control of the camera.

It's that sense of an uneasily sustained doubleness that Mr. Camp's increasingly shaky control of the camera gives us.