Sentence examples for documentary pieces from inspiring English sources
You realize how effective it can be to let documentary pieces cluster around a theme, instead of mixing hard news with lighter fare in the standard newsmagazine way.
One of the first videos that Vice produced for its online venture was "Heavy Metal in Baghdad" — a series of documentary pieces that were eventually turned into a feature film.
All these works, and everything else — the early features, the TV work, music videos, industrial shorts, and documentary pieces — are included in the MOMA retrospective, in which the acrid and brilliant "Player" has a pivotal role.
One of the first videos that Vice produced for its online venture was "Heavy Metal in Baghdad"—a series of documentary pieces that were eventually turned into a feature film.
The show is very much about the present, but is grounded in the historical past, concretely so in documentary pieces by Jonathan Horowitz on Anita Bryant and Rock Hudson's death from AIDS, and in a Kelley Walker installation that includes a photograph of a police dog attacking a black man.
That way, my character would have an arc and I would take on a character's name which was mine in the hopes it would allow the documentary pieces seem more natural in the film.
"I wanted to make my breakout documentary piece, my first film," he said.
"There is not a single documentary piece of evidence that shows any orders passing from Bemba and going to his troops in Central African Republic," Kate Gibson, representing him, said in her closing argument.
The pair initially filmed 150 hours of footage, most of it self-shot by Sodderland on her iPhone, which was edited to create this documentary piecing together Sodderland's recovery.
The playwright Stephen Belber, who collaborated with him on Tectonic's "Laramie Project," said his "sense of silliness" was a crucial buoy in navigating the dark, choppy waters of that documentary piece: "Moisés has this giggle — it's little boy meets little girl meets Whoopi Goldberg".
Interview by Sam Wolfson (6 October) This local TV puff piece [an "awful" documentary piece about Cambridge comedy society Footlights, in which Ayoade appeared alongside a young John Oliver] triggered a permanent unease with appearing in front of camera outside of a clearly demarcated performance.
