Sentence examples for get on screen from inspiring English sources

It would be a lot for any filmmaker to digest, much less get on screen.

It's tougher than ever for small films to get on screen, and tougher to hold on to that screen".

More common is that the actor is involved from the top on down, even if they don't get on screen.

She gets to the heart of things and the result is as close to a personal encounter as you can get on screen.

"I think my problem was Sugar Rush - it was taken out of my hands by someone who knew totally what he was doing and so it took under a year to get on screen," Burchill says.

What you do get on screen is a fast-moving variety-show and sketch-comedy format that alternates elaborate silly jokes with musical numbers in which the bunnies grab guitars and crank out generic but bouncy R&B-inflected power pop.

Product placement has become a vital source of funds for the film industry, with companies spending about $1.8bn last year to get on-screen prominence for their brands.

The bank's "teller assist" A.T.M.'s let customers get on-screen help from a remote bank teller over a live video link for transactions like check cashing.

If you have a Palm VII wireless organizer, you can get on-screen Traffic Touch reports from Tele Atlas for preselected areas or favorite routes.

This is the making of The Calabash, an ambitious 100-episode film series that lawyer-turned-filmmaker Obi Emelonye hopes to get on-screen, including on iRokoTV, before the end of the year.

I felt that every time one of those characters got on screen, it suddenly became their movie, but it was seamless, the was a script held everything together.