Morris has assembled a slick mix of interview and archival footage, with moody dramatizations of the 1953 scenes, starring Peter Sarsgaard as Frank Olson, weaved in.
They have taken their cue very much from the urban travelogue school of Patrick Keiller and his Robinson films; The Outer Edges is a finely balanced mix of interview, voiceover mediation, and fixed-camera images.
For each issue we like to publish a mix of interviews, reports, and investigations.
Shot in digital, "56 Up" pretty much plays like the earlier movies, with its mix of interviews and location shooting.
We'll be bringing you our usual mix of interviews, previews and reviews, video, pictures and of course the daily podcast.
The movie has the typical mix of interviews and archival pictures, serving mostly linear storytelling, with hardly a frame of surprising or pretty filmmaking.
Morgan is using a mix of interviewing modes (SMS, internet and face-to-face), yielding large sample sizes (n = 3,521 last weekend; by way of contrast, note that Newspoll typically uses sample sizes of about 1,100).
The program will keep its same mix of interviews and essays, but, to lessen the production demands on Mr. Moyers, it will come back starting Jan . 10in a half-hour format.
Lotz has chosen to tell her story in the form of a non-fiction book by a journalist of the ordeal, jigsawing together a mix of interviews, an unfinished biography and even online messages slowly to fill out the disturbing details of what has happened since "Black Thursday" (the End Timers' message catches on frighteningly quickly in her version of America).
Tens of millions, from individual editors and academics, to readers of Izvestia and scores of smaller newspapers throughout the former Soviet Union, China and Taiwan, all drawn to Washington ProFile's no-nonsense mix of interviews, news analysis articles and lifestyle features in places where reliable Western news in the local language is scarce at best.
The documentary is a mix of interviews and fly-on-the-wall footage capturing a way of life among about 400 people "so far removed from the rest of the world" — a small-town culture that is rapidly becoming extinct in an increasingly cosmopolitan Texas.
