Sentence examples for huge crew from inspiring English sources

It was a huge crew – only 12 in the band, but a big, big crew.

The subject of the movie is an immense film production, requiring boats, cameras, undersea equipment, a helicopter, a huge crew, and endless cash.

To say that all this is full-on doesn't do justice to such a gargantuan project, which has occupied the artist and his son, Damon McCarthy, and a huge crew of actors, builders, mechanics and film personnel over several years.

As time went on, I realised I was following in my Dad's footsteps: like him I was often away from home and touring the world surrounded by a huge crew, only he had medals and I had gold discs.

"It's a big job because I have to feel that I have touched every part of it".Ms Simmons, by contrast, likes working with people, preferably a huge crew, such as when she made her 45 minute film "The Music of Regret" (2006), a puppet musical starring Meryl Streep.

But compare the one or two cameras that the BBC would dispatch to the test venues of Trent Bridge or Edgbaston with the huge crew that now captures the action from every angle (a camera has even found its way into the stumps).

The family from Tupelo are unloading their huge crew-cab diesel in the whirling storm, sliding their coolers and luggage across the icy blacktop.

The government has begun to realize the potential of Angkor as a setting for action films, in which huge crews pay to take over portions of the temples for days.

But the practice of TV commercials gets filmmakers in the habit of ease of production — huge crews and vast budgets and top-flight equipment and controlled settings, which are hard to replicate when making independent features.

Not only did it have the crews scrambling every day to get their charges under control, but the ridiculous complexity of these craft meant huge budgets, huge crews, huge shore staff and only two Defender syndicates hitting the line in fighting trim.

Smithee and the studio influences that formed him will live on in the increasingly extravagant blockbusters we've been seeing over the past decade, as the huge crews remain loyal to the studios rather than directors.