And his characters' conversation is filled with the kind of lines that are memorable on camera, Mr. Medak said.
In one particularly memorable scene, the camera pans down a page in an encyclopaedia Oskar is studying.
There Will Be Blood stood apart from his first four films but shared similar themes and style such as flawed characters, moving camera, memorable music, and a lengthy running time.
In a memorable shot, the camera tracks from his despairing face, up to the roof of his make-shift prison and there frames the US Capital Building in the distance.
Woody Paige is certainly a more memorable presence on camera than plenty of other sportswriters, and his alleged ethical deficiencies don't really matter when he's just playing a lovable oaf.
In one memorable sequence, the camera follows patiently as a very young girl tries to carry a water container through a camp.
Perceptual Attributes: Human experience; comfort and relaxation; personal space and privacy; safety and security in terms of boundaries, availability of security personnel and cameras; memorable architectural character; signage system; navigation and movement; spatial experience; reflecting local identity; and attractiveness.
Whereas Bobby could be persuaded at weddings to strip to his underwear and imitate a sumo wrestler, Peter's trick was to wait for the dancing to begin, then collect an armful of unattended cameras, and, in the bathroom, take one memorable photograph with each camera.
This is no shapely sitcom with memorable, freestanding episodes; the camera shakes, colors are muted, there is no soundtrack, scenes interrupt each other, time advances by skips and jumps.
But when Doyle Dane Bernbach opened its doors on June 1 , 1949 its chief copywriter was Phyllis K. Robinson, who went on to help create memorable campaigns for Polaroid cameras and Levy's rye bread as DDB achieved legendary status in the industry.
