Sentence examples for difficult to shoot from inspiring English sources

Was it difficult to shoot in often dark, confined surroundings ?

It's difficult to shoot a natural picture because they're always playing and posing.

She recently described the film's torture scenes as "difficult to shoot".

It was also difficult to shoot them accurately through the narrow gap in the window.

"It's very difficult to shoot an anti-air missile in such [weather] conditions," said Captain Houdria, and "terrorists in Mali do not have that kind of capacity".

Michael Chaiken, a film archivist, said this ending would have been much more expensive and difficult to shoot, and so Ray changed it at the last minute.

"The Taiji dolphins had been filmed before but never like this," Psihoyos says, "It was an incredibly difficult film to shoot under incredibly difficult circumstances".

So it was a difficult film to shoot in that I wanted to press him but not be taxing.

"Dance is a difficult subject to shoot.

What were the most difficult scenes to shoot?

But it's a difficult thing to shoot.