Sentence examples for mixed documentary from inspiring English sources

Many of their novels freely mixed documentary materials with fiction, as in Obrestad's Sauda!

It mixed documentary footage with live action, and portrayed the assassination as a conspiracy by the CIA and big business interests.

His classic 1969 film Medium Cool mixed documentary and dramatic elements, telling the story of a television photographer played by Robert Forster who covers the violence between Chicago police and protesters at the 1968 Democratic National Convention.

During this show Main Attrakionz were backed by slurry videos by AHYVE that mixed documentary footage of the group, vintage clips and all sorts of visual interference, work that goes hand in hand with the recent YouTube oeuvres of Nike7UP and Sunsetcorp (Daniel Lopatin of Oneohtrix Point Never).

The series mixed documentary and drama; it featured real evidence but was hosted by fictional detectives Barlow and Watt, played by Stratford Johns and Frank Windsor, respectively.

Campbell, who studied in Belfast and completed the master of fine art programme at Glasgow, is best known for creating fact and fiction mixed documentaries about people such as the Republican activist and politician Bernadette Devlin and the maverick carmaker John DeLorean.

Invocation of My Demon Brother (1969) featured scenes of occult practice mixed with documentary footage and rock-and-roll performances; its synthesizer soundtrack was composed and performed by Mick Jagger.

Secondly, the documentary mixed foreign aid with all kinds of NGOs to state that NGOs do "more harm than good" because by gifting food or clothes they are harming local producers.

Using mixed media including portraiture, documentary photography, and collage she attempted to record the ongoing effects of the war on Ukrainians, particularly young soldiers, and to draw renewed attention to a conflict that seems to have been forgotten.

Using the mixed methods of documentary analysis, interviews and observations for the case study was useful for converging different types of enquiry.

And just as the cold war can't be fully understood without long looks backward, "Cold War" harks back to "The World at War," a documentary that mixed archival material and interviews with witnesses like the Nazi architect Albert Speer Lord Mountbattenn; a Hiroshima survivor, Hiroko Nakamoto and Dwight D. Eisenhowerr's wartime driver and companion, Kay Summersby.