Sentence examples for or montage from inspiring English sources

He described its museum incarnation as a massive collage or montage.

Or montage could be pushed to elaborate, symphonic heights, as in the celebrated "Odessa Steps" sequence of Sergei Eisenstein's "Battleship Potemkin".

In "Film Socialisme," Godard brings to the discussion an extreme form of his familiar (and always extraordinary) associative logic, or montage, of ideas.

It's not a surprise that these efforts coincided with the rise of photography and, then, of cinema, which are both arts of the concrete representation and — in the case of cinema — of cutting, or editing, or montage.

As Adam Chandler contended, in an Atlantic post bluntly entitled "Stop Making Film Adaptations of Philip Roth Novels," "There is no aside or montage that could faithfully represent the laborious historical and psychological contexts that Roth devotes pages to developing".

The Russian film makers, Eisenstein, Pudovkin and their contemporaries, in the late 1920s developed creative editing, or montage, as they called it, by way of the juxtaposition not just of sequences but also of individual shots or frames, to illustrate character, to convey ideas or even to create motion by the juxtaposition of static objects.

Commenters on his blog posted numerous fotozhaby – literally, photo-toads, or montages – in pastiche of the sham image.

By the early 1990s, word of the collages — or montages, as he prefers to call them — were circulating in the art world, and several were chosen for the 1995 Whitney Biennial.

Chymographs or montages of small regions following individual events with greater time resolution would be easier.

With the advent of the computer, graphic designers are able to make ersatz (and often bad) illustrations with digital montage or collage programs.

You couldn't even open a new tab on Google Chrome and order food from Seamless during the boring parts, like when there's only music or a montage of nature shots or something.