Mr. Petrillo, for example, is shooting pool with a friend when Snooki and her towering hair arrive.
Danny Moon, for example, was shot by his brother.
"A Storm in Summer," for example, was shot in Vancouver in 22 days.
More bears die from "human induced" causes -- for example, being shot -- when there are not enough nuts.
The 1948 British Technicolor epic Scott of the Antarctic, for example, was shot in the Swiss Alps, which facilitated filming but ruined the documentary aspect of the film.
"Wilbur," for example, was shot on a soundstage in Copenhagen, where Ms. Scherfig built the interior of the bookstore that is the setting for much of the story.
All the train sequences in Renoir's La Bête humaine (1938; The Human Beast), for example, were shot on a moving engine, except the final scene, in which the hero, played by Jean Gabin, leaps to his death.
"Workingman's Death," for example, was shot on Super 16 millimeter using Kodak film, with a special filter for a warm tone, followed by the overexposure of the negative in postproduction.
This photo, for example, was shot with the 12mm lens at ISO320 with at F/2.0 1/60 sec.
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