Sentence examples for method of shoot from inspiring English sources

Adi is a young idealistic police officer, put under the charge of a hard-bitten veteran of the Mumbai police, whose method of shoot first, don't ask questions, throws the young officer into turmoil.

The method of shooting with a small crew and using the latest equipment is typical of the 87-year-old.

This method of shooting could not be used until Bickford's safety fuse, which had a uniform burning speed, became available.

Yet, because of his humor, his intimate method of shooting, and a clear indifference to body shame, it would be easy to underestimate the value of what he does.

Rope also revelled in its restricted setting – something tried out again in Dial M for Murder and Rear Window; but his first audacious use of that method of shooting was in Lifeboat.

Given Mr. Wiseman's fly-on-the-wall method of shooting — "I don't want to be an insider," he said — none of the dancers are actually interviewed in the film ("most disappointingly," Mr. McCarthy wrote in his review).

That could be down to the fact that most street-style photographers during fashion week have wanted to, but also had to, adopt Tommy Ton's method of shooting: longer lens, pulled back, more candid than a straight up shot so you can't always tell you're being photographed.

This technique dealing with the nonlinear problem is simpler and clearer compared with the method of shooting.

The method of shooting was very unusual.

The film was edited in one day, a task made easy by Suzuki's method of shooting only the necessary footage.

Courtenay said at the screening that he was helped by Haigh's unlikely method of shooting mostly in sequence, which allowed him to keep a bead on the marriage's degradation.