The band meets even its harshest criticism -- one review read on camera describes them as "treading water in a sea of retarded sexuality and bad poetry -- with addled equanimity.
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"Particularly amazing is the phrase 'no one speaks for me' appearing in a statement which, instead of being read on camera by Yulia herself, is published at Scotland Yard website".
And it's very difficult to do anything that has feeling to it that reads on camera".
Auditions for a puppeteer were conducted much the way they might be for an actor: asking a variety of people to come in and read on camera.
The e-mail was read on camera by her dad in an extremely moving documentary, "Last Letters Home," which was jointly produced by The New York Times and HBO.
Mr. Hicks, who finds an additional outlet for his bouncing nervous energy as the lead singer in a punk band, and Mr. Hatfield, a prickly depressive whose Southern charm suddenly explodes into raging paranoia in e-mail that Mr. Hicks reads on camera, make an odd couple at the best of times.
That vulnerability reads on camera, so welcome it.
The Readers will ask 50 women authors including Angela Davis, Isabel Wilkerson, Patti Smith, and Lucy Lippard— to read on camera from books that have informed their lives and creativity.
As Mark Harris wrote in his 2008 book "Pictures at a Revolution," "Poitier had often been the victim of thoughtless over-lighting designed for white actors that added glare to his face and rendered his expressions indistinct, but here, Wexler and [Norman ] Jewisonmade sure that every unspoken thought that played across his lips and eyes would read on camera and be visible to moviegoers".
