Sentence examples for directed photographed from inspiring English sources

The ultimate go-it-alone indie operator, Carruth wrote, produced, directed, photographed and co-edited Upstream Colour, as well as writing the music and co-starring.

Teetering as usual between fiction and reality, Mr. Swanberg's latest handmade opus (he wrote, directed, photographed and edited) places himself in the role of an independent director stalled by professional ennui.

"The Whole Shootin' Match" was written, directed, photographed and edited by a grievously undersung independent talent named Eagle Pennell, who died in 2002 at 49, mostly forgotten after years of swimming and all but drowning in booze.

HOMECOMING A Vietnam Vets Journey WLIW, New York, tonight at 9 Produced, directed, photographed and edited by Eric Christiansen; Peter Kruse and Rob Ibsen, associate producers; music composed and performed by Randy Cobb.

Miller directed, photographed, and edited each image himself, collaborating with Malkovich to recreate the images that have inspired the photographer throughout his career.

Steckler not only wrote, directed, photographed, and produced Incredibly Strange Creatures, he also starred under the pseudonym Cash Flagg (another great name!) as Jerry, a hapless beatnik who sets the film's story into motion when a strange visit to a boardwalk psychic turns the unlucky hepcat into an incredibly mixed-up zombie, man.

Written and directed by Peter Jones; co-directed, photographed and edited by Mark Catalena Mr. Joness and Mr. Catalena, producers; Brian Tessier, supervising producer; Dennis McDougal, consulting producer; Earl Rose, composer; Liev Schreiber, narrator.

"The play, in effect, deals with an injustice," said Michael Grandage, who is directing Photograph 51 at the Noel Coward Theatre.

Steven Soderbergh directed and photographed (using a newly developed digital camera system) the 235-minute film, with dialogue principally in Spanish.

This calm, neorealist film, directed and photographed by the documentarian Chris Smith ("American Movie," "The Yes Men," "American Job"), blurs the line between fiction and reality.

Conceived, directed and photographed by Mr. Morrissey, "Trash" chronicles the debauched behavior of a group of affable human oddities living in lower Manhattan during the late 1960's.