Sentence examples for performance to create from inspiring English sources

Actor Andy Serkis, who was the puppet inside the puppet, was one of those who helped grab the award, which was exalted as "revolutionary cinematic achievement in synthesizing visual effects with an actor's performance to create the character".

Or the curated evening at Tate Modern's new Tanks space which the team hosted over the summer (they took 10 important tracks that went from underground to overground, and mixed them with lights and performance to create an art-rave).

Cirque de Soleil pioneered a contemporary circus style that blends dance, circus and street performance to create a spectacle that concentrates on grace, drama and rhythm as much as it does awesome physical feats.

In the end each of the system components will be designed or selected to provide the most cost effective solution that optimizes total system performance to create attractive profit generating opportunities for farmers.

Until 29 January 2017, open dates include 27-31 December, adults £35, children £27, wbstudiotour.co.uk Award-winning playwright Elizabeth Kuti has written four specially created theatre scenes for the palace, which use live drama, music and performance to create an immersive festive story visitors can dive into as they explore.

As Judith Halberstam, a professor of English and gender studies at the University of Southern California and the author of "Female Masculinity," put it, feminist theory offers students a way to think about gender as performance, to create a trans self or a genderqueer one — and give that self contours, definition — in a way that was simply unavailable 30 years ago.

If the indexes remain then during the direct load, Oracle will build them using an efficient method similar in performance to creating an index on a full table.

He wants it to be used not only for film and video games, but also for live performances to create mo-cap creatures in ballets, rock concerts or even nightclubs.

"We will focus on combining the stories and ideas that matter with first-class performances to create a richly immersive storytelling experience for our listeners, and for the new audiences that are discovering spoken word every day".

It is this magical mystery element that makes a production like Rupert Goold's Lear or Kathryn Hunter's Othello, for all their flaws, so much more compelling than Michael Grandage's Twelfth Night, a production of undeniable quality with plenty of quality actors giving quality performances to create a quality theatre experience.

Students practice both rehearsed and improvised performances to create pantomimes, monologues, films, and short plays.