"film source" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a source from which a film is obtained, such as a physical DVD, an online streaming platform, a television network, etc. For example, "We were able to find the classic movie on Amazon Prime, so our film source was secure."
He ventures into sci-fi again with his latest film, Source Code.
His second film, Source Code, just out in the UK, continues the sci-fi theme.
But his new film, "Source Code," which opened Friday, deals with similar questions of identity and existence.
Punk wasn't even allowed to talk about the Alejandro G. Inarritu movie to The Washington Post, much less do a whole promotional tour for it like many authors of film source material will.
2. HAIL JULIE TAYMOR -- The director and designer's vision turned "The Lion King" (at the New Amsterdam Theater) into a seminal Broadway event, a musical that ennobles its animated film source and expands the possibilities of the living theater.
In addition to showing my students that episode of 24, I also had them watch the film Source Code, a science fiction film about a terrorist attack that takes place, appropriately enough, in Chicago.
Mr. Krstulovic's paintings from his "Blurred Narratives" series rely on snapshot and film sources, although they are coated with enamel lacquer, giving them an antiqued look.
Through work with the Hoover Archives, exploration of how written, visual, and film sources were used by a variety of countries to influence their citizens during WWII.
How many of the film sources can you identify?
Enamel pellicle is a protein film, sourcing from the continuous exposure of enamel to whole saliva, which functions to protect the enamel.
That "True Grit" still works is first a testament to the beauty of the remake, as directed by the Coen brothers, and to the enduring power of both films' source, a 1968 novel by Charles Portis that refracted a Western yarn through a scintillating and original comic voice.
