Sentence examples for master scene from inspiring English sources

The moment he sprinkles some stardust around the Cadillac Championship, up pops the master scene stealer to bask in the associated glow.

A master scene painter, Smith vividly captures a region studded with checkpoints and warning signs, where dormitories recently constructed for security troops abut ostensibly abandoned houses.

The master scene stealer Marian Seldes is the storytelling Servant, who strikes hieroglyphic poses; Johanna Day (of "Proof") is Io, the lover of Zeus who was turned into a cow; Phylicia Rashad (of "The Cosby Show") is a silver-lamé-clad Athena, and the wonderful Denis O'Hare ("Cabaret," "10 Unknowns") is Helen's wandering husband, Meneleus.

I want to do this other girl.' " Bergman got the notices, even over Tracy, a master scene-stealer.

By the early 1920s, the writer was meticulously indicating every shot, whereas today, when the scenarist writes less in images and gives more attention to dialogue, leaving the choice of images to the director, the tendency is to confine the script to the master scenes, so called because they are key scenes, covering whole sections of the action, as distinct from individual camera shots.

This was an old-time Masters scene, one that probably could have been dreamed up by Frank Capra, but probably not made into a film.

In a nutshell, players unlock new locations by completing quests, mastering scenes, solving puzzles, and restoring an estate, Ramsey Manor.

(One main point of contention is that Lucas demanded Kershner send in a master shot of each scene, basically so that Lucas -- who was in California while Empire shot in different parts of Europe -- could have some control over the editing. Kershner refused to do this).

Her character is killed when she is thrown from the horse Warwinds, which she symbolically cannot master, in scenes enacted in masterful wide images and close-ups.

'FAITHLESS' -- Liv Ullmann's realization of a screenplay by Ingmar Bergman goes to many of the same anguished places as the master's "Scenes From a Marriage".

After weeks of practice and eight weeks spent with cerebral-palsy patients, Day-Lewis mastered the scene on the first take.