Sentence examples for primitive films from inspiring English sources

In the hands of Japanese artists the scrolls were tantamount to primitive films.

The possibilities for a documentary were readily apparent, all the more so because Mr. Berman still had primitive films he had shot of Mr. Schofield when they were growing up together in Merrick in the 1970's.

These primitive films may interfere with an auteurist vision of every director as the master of their own domain, but they also shine a light on the evolution of an artist.

It is also a testament to the skills of Noel, who raised the bulk of the expedition's finance and organised the transport and use of primitive film equipment in one of the world's most inhospitable landscapes.

But new research claims that Caravaggio also used chemicals to turn his canvases into primitive photographic film, "burning" images he then sketched on to for works such as St Matthew and the Angel.

Just as Buster Keaton's primitive but brilliant films paved the way for the more technically sophisticated work of the Marx Brothers and Woody Allen, such short films as "Dinner Party" (1945), "Let's Give a Tea" (1946) and the seminal "Let's Be Clean and Neat" (1957) prepared an entire generation of Americans for the more nuanced pleasures of Martha.

There's something equally primitive about rolling 35mm films onto a couple of reels, canning them up, and trucking them across the country.

On film * Film is a primitive medium.

Youth, in my film, is primitive.

Speeded up vertically, frame by frame, the tape becomes a primitive form of animated film.

He describes it as a "really, really percussive score," matching the rough, primitive feel of the film.