Sentence examples for mix scenes from inspiring English sources

I began with an idea, a character, a situation; then threw all sorts of things into the mix – scenes, images; some found, others invented.

Mr. Rivera and his screenwriter, Chris Martinez, mix scenes of Rainier and company doing preproduction — "Wow, perfection," Rainier says when they find a slum with children picking through mountains of garbage — with three different versions of how a sequence in "With Nothing" might go.

Forsyth and Pollard have referred to such films as Led Zeppelin's "The Song Remains the Same" and Jean-Luc Godard's Rolling Stones film "One Plus One" (also known as "Sympathy for the Devil"), both of which mix scenes of musicians at work with fictional sequences.

Matt Helgeson of Game Informer considered it to be one of the "most adventurous" soundtracks of any music game, and said though it often relied too much on pop hits, it remained true to the spirit of the DJ mix scene.

Mr. Mednick mixes scenes from Mrs. Feuerstein's real life with scenes from her play, making for plenty of alter egos and intimations that reality is not what it seems.

Shot in an unadorned style that makes everything look fairly grotty, the women included, the film mixes scenes of quotidian life with melodramatic incident and then the whole thing grinds to a stop.

In slipping and sliding images it mixes scenes of Ms. Halprin studying pictures of Rodin sculptures in a book; views of the forest around her home; and a slow, sexually suggestive dance by a barrel-chested, gray-haired man and a younger woman in an empty studio.

By means of visual reality modelling, in which computer graphics are used to reconstruct and closely mimic the experimentally visualised fluid mixing "scenes", the parameters for a networks-of-zones mixing model for the unbaffled semi-batch case have been established.

And sometimes a prop can actually BE a character in your film [Cast Away's Wilson]." Kaneria expertly mixes scenes of similar color, construction, and especially movement to make a video that is cohesive.

The program here is a typical mix of scenes, including one from "The Peony Pavilion".

There is a children's birthday party at which Bert White entertains children and parents with "the grand pandorama", a toy theatre he has made using newspaper and magazine cuttings that mix patriotic scenes of empire and royalty with pictures of appalling factory conditions and riots.