It featured glimpses of ostentation and fluidity that recalled a more elegant past.
While getting that first show ready for presentation — it featured glimpses of Richard Nixon's and Hubert Humphrey's convention-hotel suites, and there was a comic cameo by Art Buchwald — Hewitt felt that he needed a supplementary reporter.
The 90-second clip featured glimpses of Yash Chopra's successful, acclaimed directorial ventures and highlighted his upcoming film, incorporating the prelude of "Challa" as background music.
Eventually it grows into a panoramic portrait of the New York art scene in the 1960s, featuring glimpses of Allen Ginsberg, Jack Smith, Richard Foreman, John Lennon and many other recognizable figures.
It's horizon-scanning music, but it also features glimpses of the past, like the fanfare from "Witch Hunt," which led off Mr. Shorter's landmark 1965 Blue Note album "Speak No Evil".
Elsewhere in the week, the same carbon glow would be bestowed on outdoor screenings of Hollywood's first adaptation of Stella Dallas, an accomplished and wonderfully poignant film from 1925, and a programme of shorts from the 1900s, featuring glimpses of astonishingly vivid hand-applied colour.
The company also features glimpses of the new website lay-out, which looks a whole lot like Facebook in my opinion, but seemingly mixed with the customization capabilities of MySpace (e.g. it looks like you can change the background color of pages with a single click).
The video features glimpses of filming and an interview with the director of the video, who explains the filming process.
"Sometimes, you have to take survival upon yourselves". The trailer, revealed during BBC America's "Class" presentation at New York Comic Con, features glimpses of the Coal Hill School, where the show will take place, as well as flashes of the main cast.
And in case you're the skeptical type who thinks the trailer will just show some crows flying or an esoteric shot of the Iron Throne, HBO is promising this Sunday's spot will feature glimpses of the new characters this season and scenes from actual episodes.
Televised episodes of "The Colbert Report" only feature glimpses of the writing staff: "Bobby" the stage manager, played by Eric Drysdale, appears every now and then, and if you're quick you can spot writers like Peter Gwinn and Laura Krafft, who sometimes appear as plants in the audience or pre-taped "On the Road" segments.
