Sentence examples for important scenes from inspiring English sources

"Fortunately, Mr. Griffith had already shot the important scenes".

To emphasize important scenes of short duration, repetition is an effective device.

Interestingly for a book about the intimacies of marriage, many of its important scenes are social occasions — the two already mentioned, a child's birthday party, a funeral.

When Alfred Hitchcock shot "Foreign Correspondent" (1940) in Amsterdam, he chose the Hotel de l'Europe as the backdrop for some of its most important scenes.

And the producer, who worked closely with me in shaping the script, would say to me, "Esmeralda, you have to pare it down to the important scenes".

Some of his performance would be improvisatory, but the improvisations were held together with distinct themes tied to important scenes and characters.

He also recalled a day early in the filming when they shot possibly the movie's most important scene: a speech Lincoln gives to his cabinet explaining the importance of the 13th Amendment.

"I started off going from A to Z, dramatizing every important scene," she said.

That is the tone and pace of this first, important scene.

"I was a smaller character, but came in to shoot an important scene, supposed to be complex.

"I really believe that they helped document a very important scene and made it real," said Kaye.