Sentence examples for movie technology from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile movie technology is busily erasing the difference between live-action and animation as more films blend the two.
He has been contemplating the movie for ten years, and as movie technology changed he must have realized that he could do more and more complex things.
"We've seen through Imax how audiences are just thrilled with a big, more visceral experience," he said, referring to the jumbo-screen, film-based movie technology.
The Western has been stirring to life in recent years, not only because it offers an escape from the modern world but also because it offers an escape from modern movie technology.
In China, where playing games on a smartphone can often stand in for other entertainment, like going to a movie, technology companies have competed intensely to lure players and the spare change those players are willing to spend on games.
The basic idea behind today's 3-D movies is the same as it was in the early 1900s, says Matt Cowan, chief scientific officer at RealD, a company based in Beverley Hills, CA, that makes 3-D movie technology.
Like the original film, adapted from John Godey's novel, this version, with a script by Brian Helgeland, deals with the brazen, borderline-insane hijacking of a local train on the Lexington Avenue line, but the subway system itself serves as an index of how the city and action-movie technology have evolved over the years.
America was comics, movies, technology — freedom.
While Slashdot advertises itself as "News for Nerds," Plastic.com will cover politics, movies, technology, games, music and other topics.
The video below may look familiar to those who saw the awesome I Will Honor The Embargo video (created by TechCrunch Europe Contributing Editor Steve O'Hear ) — both were made using the Xtranormal text-to-movie technology.
The video below may look familiar to those who saw the awesome I Will Honor The Embargo video (created by TechCrunch Europe Contributing Editor Steve O'Hear) — both were made using the Xtranormal text-to-movie technology.
