Sentence examples for order of scenes from inspiring English sources

Scholars may object to Mr. Bergman's free-handed rearranging of the order of scenes.

Even the order of scenes could never be established with certainty.

In 1927, Hirschfeld yanked 40 minutes of footage from the original film, scrambled the order of scenes and inserted them into his own feature, "Gesetze der Liebe" ("Laws of Love").

She has made any number of changes to her script over the years -- adding and subtracting dialogue, cutting and adding characters, changing the order of scenes around -- but she says it can't get any better without being properly produced.

The creation can be previewed and the order of scenes can be swapped down there.

For example, in Memento the fragmented sequential order of scenes is to put the audience into a similar experience of Leonard's defective ability to create new long-term memories.

Each HMM has between three and five states with the transitions controlled by what order of scene shots constitute a particular highlight.

I'll make minimal notes to remind myself of the order of the scenes.

They did, however, take great liberties with the plot and the order of the scenes.

In the process, he also rearranged the order of some scenes ("To be or not to be" now occurs later than Shakespeare intended).

"I thought, 'Oh, she's an actress, she'll just want to work with the actors.' But the first thing she said was, 'I want to talk to you about the order of the scenes,' " Mr. Weller recalled.