Sentence examples for engage the camera from inspiring English sources

Most movie stars instantly engage the camera, even flirt with it — that's one reason they become movie stars.

The rest of Loach's actors, however, don't engage the camera with their eyes, which is generally how performers bring attention to themselves in movies.

That is true, but they also seem exploited, perhaps because they never engage the camera; at least while I was watching "Drunk," their interactions seemed to elicit more laughs than empathy.

He demonstrated that he can do what none of the presidential and vice-presidential candidates can: engage the camera and maintain a visceral connection with his audience even when he's saying something serious.

Marker's film stills, snapshots, and more formal compositions from the past sixty years include images of well-known people (Simone Signoret, Fidel Castro, Salvador Dali) but focus primarily on anonymous citizens seen in passing, some of whom engage the camera with a soulful stare.

Perhaps because the priest knew them all and -- if the pictures can be taken as evidence -- had a deep affection for them, they engage the camera with a directness and joy that is common in snapshots but so rare in art.

It's a nebulous thing but sometimes Clare seems to be not so much engaging the camera – which she does, admirably – as grabbing it with both hands, pinning it to the wall, and letting it have it.

Suddenly, some senators seemed more interested in engaging the cameras than one another.

She's too self-conscious to engage the movie camera directly (as she engaged the photographer's lens in the devastating portraits of her that appeared on her book jackets), and she smiles shyly and casts her eyes up and down.

"I'm really asking subjects to engage with the camera.

So the big question is can Bonnie sing it and will she engage with the camera, however plodding the song.