Sentence examples for film background from inspiring English sources

But recently its music sounds more like a film background, with a scent of Miles Davis's "In a Silent Way".

What could it have been thinking when it hired a wet-behind-the-ears book reviewer with no film background to write about movies?

Use in a TV show or film: Background music on EastEnders, say, falls under the broadcaster's blanket licence and would cost a few hundred pounds.

On a Sunday in late spring, Ms. Fair, who has a film background, explained, "We want to reimagine what an archive can be, as more of a community space".

The many cinematic elements (besides a director and writer with a film background, the creative team included Adam Arkapaw, the cinematographer of the Oscar-nominated "Animal Kingdom") suggested a festival.

I also knew that it was perfect for Tony because it would use his film background, computer skills (computers have been used in set design for years), business acumen and knowledge of interior design.

Your film backgrounds are very different — musicals and heartfelt dramas versus improvised raunchy comedies.

Hence, media agencies are recruiting different but complementary talents – content experts from production and film backgrounds, those with robotic degrees and cutting edge data analysts, all working as a seamless, integrated team.

When designer Stephen Brimson Lewis isn't racing to keep coming up with design solutions as one itsy-bitsy scene and new location follows another, he is reduced to supplying soft-focus film backgrounds for the live action.

The Netflix series "House of Cards," for instance, has allowed Mr. Fincher (one of its six directors, most with film backgrounds) to play with long-form narrative and enjoy the freedoms of working in something that is neither quite movies nor TV.

To bring new creative juice to ongoing franchises, studios are continuing to recruit filmmakers from independent film backgrounds: Next summer's "Jurassic World," for example, is being directed by Colin Trevorrow, whose last film was the low-budget comedy "Safety Not Guaranteed," while "Looper" director Rian Johnson has been tapped to helm "Star Wars Episode VIII".