Sentence examples for difficult shoot from inspiring English sources

Was it a difficult shoot?

It was a very difficult shoot, to say the least".

" 'Lost in Translation' was a very difficult shoot.

"It was a very difficult shoot, and I had a lot of unusual demands".

It was a notoriously difficult shoot, with Soderbergh later saying that the film "scarred him".

And anyway, who wouldn't want to have afternoon tea with Josiah Bartlet and talk about the historically difficult shoot of "Apocalypse Now"?

Mr. Shults quickly found that the lab's difficult shooting conditions made certain choices for him.

You're no stranger to difficult shoots and things that have battered your reputation.

What we're looking for When commissioning photographers a number of characteristics are essential: technical, artistic and creative ability; journalistic sense; grasp of the subject matter; the ability to arrange difficult shoots; attention to detail; clear captioning; and Photoshop skills.

But once USA coach Jim Glatch brought Joshua Turek, Matt Scott and Serio back into the game, they settled back down and dominated, forcing GB into difficult shooting positions, and it gave them a first medal in the sport since Sydney in 2000.

1.14pm BST Campbell has a holeable, but very difficult, shot for the half from just above the green and he does pretty well too, but it's first blood to Poulter and Rose.