And they also wanted to make sure they were rendering feelings and emotions and facial expressions that audiences could relate to.
The most vividly rendered feeling, suggested by the film's title, is desire: for human blood, for sexual release and also for something purer and more soothing.
To render the feeling of bright daylight flooding a room, the strong motivating light (i.e., light that suggests the direction of its source) must be supplemented with additional light from other directions for adequate illumination.
A recent paper, titled Fear Won't Do It, by the Tyndall Centre found that sensational representations of climate change "can successfully capture people's attention" but also disengage them and "render them feeling helpless and overwhelmed".
He writes of Sofia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette" that, while beautifully rendering the feelings of the protagonist, it ignores the Revolution and her place in it.
Sometimes relationships are as volatile as a tidal wave, with surges of frightening force and power that can render us feeling afraid, disoriented and caught in the undertow, unsure of which way is up.
Wells also wrote: Even Tono-Bungay was not much of a concession to Henry James and his conception of an intensified rendering of feeling and characterisation as the proper business of the novelist.
It's when we stop depending on them to make ourselves feel less alone that we can actually look up and acknowledge anyone and everyone who's around us, rendering that feeling harmlessly moot.
To most of our participants, the goal of a fresh and clean mouth remained attainable through the practice of tooth cleaning, which rendered a feeling of control that may be seen as a goal in itself ('I can still manage').
