Sentence examples for filming events from inspiring English sources

Leacock, who has died aged 89, was one of six cinematographers on the film – including its director, DA Pennebaker – and had already established himself as a leading figure in the "direct cinema" movement, the American version of cinéma vérité, which was characterised by filming events as they happen without interpretive editing or narration.

Filming events that could plausibly have happened in the lives of a movie's characters, if they were real people and the filmmakers could have filmed them, is no guarantee of realism the selection and arrangement of the events and the way that they're filmed can render them surrealistic, abstract, hallucinatory.

It is also unconstitutional to bar private citizens from filming events that are in plain view.

In one of our public filming events, a mother was telling her story and she said that the staff put her in a room on the L&D floor at the end of a dark hallway, away from all the other birthing rooms full of healthy newborns.

"It was like a war zone," a witness to the filmed events told Guardian Australia.

"People were moaning, 'Papu, Papu' – meaning local people," said the witness to the filmed events.

DP: Once the hub site goes up, how can you be sure that the filmed events are genuine?

Andrew Kitzenberg told the BBC's Ian Pannell how he filmed events from his bedroom window - and how a bullet pierced his wall.

Plan ahead of time to film events like family picnics, weddings, and birthdays so that you'll have the raw video to edit and upload to YouTube later.

"A minority were killed in the filmed event where police claim they acted in self-defence.

Think of this as our live coverage of a live filmed event.