Sentence examples for in which scene from inspiring English sources

Welles's revision is a savagely deft feat of editing in which scene after scene comes alive through ingenious compression.

What emerges in the end is an autobiography in which scene after scene is set, but nothing is ever seen to happen.

One way of doing so is to use "stereoscopic" optical technologies, in which scenes are filmed from two angles.

An example occurs in Godard's Breathless (1960), in which scenes change in rapid sequence ("jump cuts") to create a jerky and disconnected effect.

This small gallery is crammed with an engaging jumble of boxes, in which scenes from David Lynch's film "Blue Velvet" are obliquely represented.

He planned to do a production in which scenes of world revolution would have been projected behind the characters on a cyclorama.

It consists of minutely detailed ink drawings on paper in which scenes of love and death, sex and violence take surreal comedic twists.

It's a conversation between the living and the dead in which scenes from a dead woman's novel are crosscut with scenes from her sister's struggle to detach herself from grief.

And the great initial of the book of Genesis has a complex program in which scenes from the Old and New Testaments are juxtaposed in a tree of medallions to demonstrate the scheme of Redemption.

The evening opened with a brief clip reel in which scenes from family-oriented classics ("On Golden Pond," "To Kill a Mockingbird") were cut together with moments from "The Descendants".

The movements are supremely naturalistic: it's almost like watching an enhanced version of the rotoscope technique favoured by Richard Linklater in A Scanner Darkly, in which scenes were filmed and then traced over along relevant lines to create animation.