Sentence examples for film practice from inspiring English sources

Geoff Lowe, lecturer in film practice at Newcastle University: "Screenwriting courses range from terrible to useful.

'Out of Sight: Archiving Hidden Histories of Film Practice,' in Art Connect, 7(1), pp. 42-59.

Notre Dame, however, has not used the lifts since Sullivan's death, instead installing remote-controlled cameras mounted on 50-foot poles to film practice.

The argument that any future of film practice will depend on a deep and rigorous knowledge of film history is well worn.

He said the Jets requested permission to videotape what they call a "double end zone copy of the game," meaning they wanted to film from both end zones, which is the same way they film practice.

Despite its critical reputation as an oblique mode of film practice, slow cinema continues to attract, challenge and provoke audiences.

The Browns brought in high-definition cameras to film practices, because they knew the league would be using them.

Guys really did look in the mirror and started to do the little things again, like looking at extra film, practicing a little longer".

All of his studying during the week — watching film, practicing technique, choreographing moves to beat the double team — is just preamble to the physical confrontation, that act of becoming a human missile without regard for his well-being.

One of the truths about Mr. Soderbergh is that while his heart and head seem to lean toward more rarefied film practices, evidenced by his (improved) remake of an art-house heavyweight like "Solaris" and his aggressively anti-aesthetic exercise like "Bubble," he has over the years also mastered classic Hollywood techniques brilliantly.

At the heart of the book is "the black screen," a technology of darkness that spawned today's blue and green screens and has undergirded numerous advanced art and film practices to this day.