Sentence examples for documentaries use from inspiring English sources

The one-hour "Murder in Black and White" documentaries use dramatic re-creation and interviews with surviving family members, local officials and historians to breathe life into stories that illustrate the conditions that galvanized the civil rights movement.

Many documentaries use audio narration as a running thread throughout the film, linking the film's interview and real-life footage in a coherent narrative.

Some documentaries use static or animated graphics to convey facts, figures, and statistics directly to the viewer in the form of text.

The best of these sorts of documentaries use extensive research and interviews with experts or people close to the subject of the documentary to show the audience a side of this person that they're not already familiar with.

It reminds us how documentaries used to be done: record witness testimony, intersperse it with archive footage where available, and hire a theatrical knight of the realm to fruitily over-pronounce the foreign names.

It's a pleasure to see how music documentaries used to be made.

His film would benefit from more of a wallop, given the number of documentaries using Nazi Germany as a context.

The organisation, along with virtual reality production company, Vrse.works, has released a series of powerful documentaries using VR filmmaking and storytelling.

The organization, along with virtual reality production company, Vrse.works, has released a series of powerful documentaries using VR filmmaking and storytelling.

Mr. Moreh's, in contrast, is slick and makes rare documentary use of computer-generated imagery.

While there are pressing ethical questions – not least the danger of representing real situations as a form of immersive entertainment – previous projects have shown serious scope for documentary use of VR.