Sentence examples for frame scenes from inspiring English sources
DeDomenici is reshooting fram for frame, scenes from four Aussie movies.
The book also has a very affecting frame: scenes of the elderly Ira yearning for his dead wife, taking Percocet to dull the pain of his arthritis, finding hope and solace in the act of writing.
Ray Klausen's modestly ingenious set is a wonderland of oversized book pages, with text and illustrations from "Huckleberry Finn," that wind up having all sorts of unexpected uses as they shift and open to frame scenes.
Overall, he learned how to use the camera to frame scenes to give them a more emotional impact in not only the photography, but later in the films.
"The characters and the story become much more alive with this type of animation," said Giuliana Nicodemi, president of Italtoons Corporation, a New York animation producer that chose Cosgrove Hall Films, the dean of Manchester's animation studios, to shoot the stop-frame scenes for its animated 1999 series "Rotten Ralph," based on the popular American children's books.
The other vocal soloists — Lindsay Ammann, mezzo-soprano; William Ferguson, tenor; and Philip Cutlip, baritone — delivered their proclamations in the framing scenes as Salvation Army workers.
Clues planted in the short framing scenes offer hints of story lines to come: how Clark got that limp, what happened to his first partner.
With framing scenes in the Blackpool Chamber of Horrors where he wound up a waxwork, he shows us how he became, in the words of the hypnotically sinuous first number, "a human sacrifice".
The windows of weathered Chinese-style houses framed scenes lighted by flickering oil lamps: leathery-faced men knocking back glasses of home-brewed corn whiskey; mothers with babies balanced on their hips ladling rice.
The plot as a whole seems lodged in the conventions of a quaint and distant age, despite some amusing framing scenes set in the bleachers of Fenway Park in 2004.
The plan ends woefully for all concerned, not least Aldridge who is largely reviled by the English press and is seen some years later in the play's framing scenes preparing to play Lear in whiteface.
