The debut novel in the series, The Wrong Kind of Blood, has, among many other things, a corking first line and an unforgettable scene involving a shed, some gardening implements and a psychotic hoodlum called Podge that showcases Hughes's skill in handling dialogue.
And you're going to want six of them two rear-placed Concerto's for a surround effect ($2,345/pair, with stands), two Electa Amator IIs for the front ($6,000/pair, with stands), and one front-and center-positioned Solo ($995) to handle the dialogue.
Not everybody, but it's helped me certainly, and a lot of the people on "Newsroom" were theater people, who, not only could make it look like it was happening for the first time, but also could handle that dialogue.
Despite universal enthusiasm for Smith's virtuoso handling of dialogue, reviews were wildly disparate.
This is decent Shakespeare by any standard, all of the actors (under Ike Schambelan's direction) handling the dialogue deftly.
Hawks handled the dialogue expertly in "His Girl Friday," but the other sounds are not much more imaginative than those in a first-rate stage production.
His handling of dialogue is often loose, like experimental jazz, but the notion that you can't make out what people are saying is a myth.
The novel's setting, in Gloucester, and the deft handling of dialogue by American characters, led another reviewer to speculate that the author of "the strange book with the stranger title" was an Englishman, or perhaps a well-travelled American.
Docter and Peterson have a strong grip on simple visual storytelling; as in the first 40 minutes or so of WALL-E, much of the early going in Up is handled without dialogue.
Taliban statements that the office would handle contacts and dialogue with foreign countries, international agencies and the news media heightened that impression.
