Sentence examples for documentary editing from inspiring English sources
The volumes he published helped cement Grant's place as a literary memoirist and changed the nature of documentary editing.
At the Sundance festival in 2007, when "Nanking" won the Documentary Editing Award, Leonsis coined the term filmantrophy to describe his approach.
Ultimately, the film two years to shoot and edit, and was shown in near-final form at the Sundance Film Festival in Colorado in January 2012, where it won an award for documentary editing.
Other winners included the documentary Iraq in Fragments, which took a total of three prizes - best documentary directing and cinematography for James Longley and best documentary editing for Longley, Billy McMillin and Fiona Otway - more than any other film.
"The general conception of invention is probably epitomized by the image of a light bulb going off over your head," said Robert Rosenberg, director of the Thomas A. Edison Papers Project, a documentary editing project based at Rutgers University.
"I'd like to think my being female contributes to my sensitivities and strengths in storytelling, but it feels ridiculous to say that," said Alyse Ardell Spiegel ("Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory," "Unraveled"), one of the younger women in the documentary editing field.
A surprising amount of information is woven into this thought-provoking and beautifully photographed hourlong documentary, edited by Julie Sloane and shot by Mark Trottenberg, Mead Hung and Reinhard Schatzman.
It said it had produced a four-and-a-half-hour documentary, edited from more than 100 hours of videotape shot by hidden cameras since August.
(Criterion Collection, $79.95, not rated) ALSO OUT THIS WEEK MICHAEL JACKSON'S THIS IS IT Kenny Ortega directed this documentary edited from the more than 100 hours of rehearsal footage shot for Jackson's planned series of concerts in London.
Luckily, it happens to be a well-made documentary, edited crisply enough to keep it from feeling like 90 minutes of C-Span and shaped to give Mr. Gore's argument a real sense of drama.
While Mr Snowden sat in a Hong Kong hotel briefing Mr Greenwald and Ewan MacAskill, a colleague from the Guardian, on the ins and outs of mass surveillance, Ms Poitras captured the exchange on film.The result is a tense, spartan documentary, edited in the style of a thriller, that already has some critics pondering an Oscar nomination.
