Sentence examples for meticulous frame from inspiring English sources

Benefiting from Farhadi's intense rehearsal and precise direction (Bejo describes key scenes being "put together like a ballet"), the players seem to find their own space within his meticulous frame.

But something dramatic happens in the course of "From the New World," as her meticulous frame-by-frame inspection of reality begins to yield evidence of, among other things, ecological peril.

Because of budget cutbacks that diminished the possibility of defining personalities through meticulous, frame-by-frame animation, "Alice in Wonderland" was one of the first Disney features to rely on recognizable celebrity voices to establish characters.

The scattered policy prescriptions in the document do not display the meticulous framing of the scientific statements.

But few other filmmakers can — through purely visual terms, through shades of gray, meticulous framing and harmoniously balanced bodies — convey the mysterious transformation by which ordinary men and women become the adored.

But I'm struck, surveying my own favorites, by how many films relied on old-fashioned methods and materials: the grainy 16-millimeter of "Beasts of the Southern Wild"; the lustrous 65-millimeter of "The Master"; the burnished chiaroscuro of "Lincoln"; the meticulous framing and cutting of "Amour".

The framing is meticulous; soon it's also very purposefully working your nerves.

The 50-year-old British expatriate, who learned metal crafting in a high school shop class, is part of a small but growing number of craftspeople in California catering to bicycle enthusiasts who eschew the super-light carbon fiber cycles of the Tour de France for hand-built frames with meticulous fittings and elaborate paint jobs.

The music helps set an air of soothing, restrained elegance as does Mr. Haneke's meticulous compositions, his impeccable, steady framing and harmoniously arranged people and objects.

In gazing upon that drudgery, framing it in meticulous black and white, Roma is nothing if not an act of noticing, paying its respects and attention most directly to its fictionalised subject with a closing dedication: "For Libo," it says, doffing its cap to the Cuarón family's longtime maid Liboria Rodríguez, whom the film-maker says he consulted extensively in the writing process.

In emergency cerebrovascular surgery, the radiolucent Sugita frame enabled us to carry out meticulous dissection and precise retraction control as the ordinary metallic system and to perform the intraoperative angiography if needed.