Sentence examples for guide viewer from inspiring English sources

However, this shot was essentially a static scene, and thus lacked important motion features to guide viewer attention.

Importantly, these features are used based on the practical film theory that they guide viewer attention (Eisenstein, 1948; Murch, 2001; Spielberg, 2013).

The "mobile journeys" will guide viewers through historical journeys around areas featured in the BBC2 programme.

It is possible that Ailes will guide viewers to a more moderate place, but it is not likely," said Dickinson.

"Masterminded by Gary Barlow, our hosts will guide viewers through eight weeks of unmissable competition, all to win a dream place in a new stage show".

The launch point and landing platform for their story, as with most stories today, is thus Soering; the solar system through which they guide viewers is his.

On television, the ripped-from-the-headlines scripts usually guide viewers' emotions toward one conclusion: The police and prosecutors are forces for good.

Cable companies had fought manufacturers over who gets to control the program guide viewers use to pick what shows to watch, and other potentially lucrative services.

Pinter's memory play about a love triangle (or is it?) is dense with ambiguity, and the £4 program contains articles that guide viewers through 70 loaded minutes of Pinterese.

Rather than tailoring new programmes to match the results of the experiment, the insights would be used to guide viewers towards more shows they might like, informed by their conscious and subconscious reactions.

He has repeatedly used the tools and trappings of architecture (photographs and charts placed on display tables, drawings on tracing paper) to construct maps that guide viewers to revelations about the human condition.