Sentence examples for movie rendering from inspiring English sources

But filmmaker Jonason Pauley has expertly retrofitted the entire movie, rendering all 80 minutes in live action.

Fans and those who merely have heard of the old hits have tended to turn up for the initial episodes (and for two hours' worth of a movie rendering), but have not stayed around once they got a whiff of what the new version was really like.

Fig. 8 Animation movie rendering times.

"It will be a kind of convergence between the tools of movie rendering and game rendering," says John Carmack, technical director of ID Software in Mesquite, Tex., which created the software used to design Doom 3. A graphics chip displays not only two-dimensional images like digital photos, but also video and 3-D graphics, which are now standard in high-end computer games.

This is exactly what's found in another movie about striking Welsh miners and local moralists that came to mind as I watched "Pride": John Ford's 1941 drama "How Green Was My Valley," the movie rendered infamous as the one that beat out "Citizen Kane" for Best Picture; Ford also won Best Director over Welles.

For every single frame in the movie, rendered out in the final 2K resolution needed to show the film in cinemas.

In his book Postmodern Hollywood, Booker says the movie renders the past with an impressionist technique, not a precise accuracy.

To make matters worse, the thunderous, low-end of the soundtrack (at least in the colossal Grauman's Chinese IMAX in Hollywood where I saw the movie) rendered it practically impossible to understand what Smaug was saying at times.

Christian Bale affected a sore throat and hid behind a large mask for the Dark Knight movies, rendering a pretty familiar face virtually unrecognisable.

In New York, where high culture struggled to gain a foothold, the pop aspect of Hollywood movies rendered them suspect.

Although she wrote frequently about how her favorite movies rendered her giddy, dizzy or drunk, their intoxicating power, which her own prose both evoked and matched, sharpened her wits rather than dulling them.