Sentence examples for moving shot from inspiring English sources

Stylistically, the brothers always shot with a diagonal relationship to the action, and pioneered the moving shot.

"Maybe a moving shot from the street or having someone pass through it," she mused.

Although it has become an annoying cinematic tic, a moving shot is one of my favorite effects, perhaps because it emphasizes the difference between stills and motion-picture photography.

Marker's La Jetée (The Pier, 1962), a roughly 30-minute post-third world war story, is made up entirely of stills, except for one brief moving shot of a woman opening her eyes.

"The physical risks of being in a riot doing a moving shot on a tripod for four hours (see: Modern Ruin at 1 04) are fairly obvious, as are the risks in shooting wildfires, exploring storm drains on the LA River and potentially toxic abandoned structures.

Based on the above concept, Baek et al. proposed a moving shot technique for the treatment of larger thyroid lesions.

In moving shots, the result is a subtle, cinemalike flicker.

'When you make films, you are organising film sentences: close-ups, wide shots, moving shots.

Where much of the first act was filmed with Steadicam camera mounts -- producing long, fluid, moving shots -- the second act was filmed on a single stage with two or three cameras in locked-down positions.

Deodato was proud of other aspects of the cinematography, namely the numerous moving shots using a standard, shoulder-mounted camera (that is, without the use of a steadicam).

A lot of the scenes were moving shots so I was screaming "RUN RUN!" while mom and William tried to run out of the shots while Lucy sprinted after them. .