Sentence examples similar to motion documentary from inspiring English sources

And beyond that, the "Rock & Roll" images captivate on many levels: There's the thrill of seeing an artist in an unguarded moment; of capturing the excitement and energy of performance -- a stop-motion documentary of musical self-actualization; but there are also some elaborately staged portraits that, at their best, reveal a larger truth about artist or society at that moment in time.

(The Weavers gave two reunion concerts in 1980, and a motion picture documentary about the group, Wasn't That a Time!, was released in 1982).

The 2007 motion picture documentary The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters explores the world of competitive classic arcade gaming and tells the story of Steve Wiebe's quest to break Billy Mitchell's record.

Its motions are no more just the motions of a documentary or autobiography than the motions of travel are coequal with those of adventure; if there is a self-supported fiction to be found in Portuguese, it is that useful sort that holds out higher hope of salvation than any more modest truth ever seeks.

DVD-Audio, like its DVD video cousin, also supports supplemental material like full-motion-video documentaries, still photographs, lyrics and automatic links to Web sites.

(He made several medical motion-picture documentaries, and is now head of the Radiology Dept. of the U. of Rochester's School of Medicine and Dentistry.

In it, she lights into what purports to be an authentic documentary motion picture of an eagle kidnapping a baby in Hollywood.

The story of the voyage was related in Heyerdahl's book Kon-Tiki (1950) and in a documentary motion picture of the same name.

The judge systematically denied defense motions to attach documentary evidence, examine witnesses and hear expert testimony.

He was responsible for grants for "Just Films," a documentary motion-picture fund, and for "ArtPlace," a public-private collaboration that supports cultural development in rural America.

Sitting Bull was the subject of, or a featured character in, several Hollywood motion pictures and documentaries, which have reflected changing ideas about him and Lakota culture in relation to the United States.