Sentence examples for off-camera moments from inspiring English sources

That child, and the camp, occupy the briefest flashbacks and largely off-camera moments, before we're whooshed back to picturesque cosiness and comfiness.

The showrunner frequently calls her star "Ritter," the actress referring to her as "Mel". Ritter treasures the friendships she has made on set, recalling moving gestures such as being surprised by crew members on the tour supporting her novel, "Bonfire". Stories emerge of her stealing rare off-camera moments to knit or bringing a boombox to set and initiating dance parties.

On Tuesday, a leaked video of Mr. Romney bantering in what he thought was an off-camera moment offered a glimpse of his more relaxed self.

Moments later, off-camera, the Hummer hit the Mercedes, which then hit the Impala.

In my profile on Britton, I describe a moment in which Stoltz asks Britton, who was a bit teary off-camera after she had tripped and nearly fell, to get up and do the scene again.

Off-camera, you could hear Shriver lobbying ("Your moment is now").

It was one of the few discordant moments in the discussion, but off-camera exchanges were more revealing.

Some of these violent scenes occur off-camera, but whenever a protagonist was involved the moment was developed to be memorable.

The remake's most embarrassing moment is the spot where Ray Charles arrived in 1985 -- off-camera at first, but absolutely unmistakable.

There is an extraordinary moment in which the grieving woman is shown speaking to someone off-camera about the toys of her childhood.

Its only moment of honesty — an involuntary moment, compelled by the McCain-Feingold law of 2002 — is provided by a hurried off-camera voice: "The Republican National Committee is responsible for the content of this advertising".