Sentence examples for isolated performer from inspiring English sources
It's apt to be thinking about it during the first run of "Black Swan," for, like Darren Aronofsky's ballet-world drama, Scorsese's movie is about an isolated performer whose art is unconditioned by real-world experience.
The video information captured by the sensors is stored in a computer where the Dartfish software blends both backgrounds and isolates the performers.
To sum them up too glibly, "CRWDSPCR" is a pure-dance intricacy from the height of Cunningham's fascination with composing work with the help of a computer; "Quartet" is a dark drama in which an older performer is tragically isolated from four younger and more able-bodied ones; and "Antic Meet" is a surreal essay in absurdist comedy.
In professional recording studios, the "live room" where the performers perform will usually be isolated from the "booth" where the engineer does the recording.
(Most of these performers, even the geographically isolated Mr. Ambiont, keep Web sites or MySpace pages stocked with current sounds).
After all, the performers themselves are often isolated by psychosis, senility or an unusual naïvete that rarely serves them in workaday life.
In the latter type, the performers are individually recorded one after another, resulting in almost perfectly isolated instrument tracks.
While the piano and its keys actually operate, the roles of Mr. Cross or any of the other performers on Yamaha's special CD's -- including Frank Sinatra and Joe Williams -- are filled by isolated vocal portions from their earlier recordings.
At other times it comes to the performers through large yellow headsets, which add to your sense of them as transmitters, often isolated ones.
Andrew had heard that if a particular colour were isolated, he could make our microscopic studio look bigger by inlaying artwork behind (and sometimes in front) of the performers, and give perspective by "drawing" the scenery.
