Sentence examples for scene editing from inspiring English sources

Colleagues left behind in London enviously gnashed their teeth as she reached the pinnacle of the shark-like Manhattan media scene, editing Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and finally the short-lived Talk.

Our new authoring tool supports real-time scene editing and a live preview that allows the teams to layer in interactive elements, to create brand-new play-along moments within any episode," he says.

And when the acting wins every argument — over script tightening, scene editing, location and set choices, camera angles — the film suffers.

That's how "horse and buggy" airing an event overseas the same day it took place was when television first burst on the scene — editing a kinescope (videotape was still a distant dream) — of an event of historic proportions on an airplane and airing it from an airport.

Review of Henry James's "The American Scene," edited by W.H. Auden.

The New Yorker, September 28 , 1946P. 98 Review of Henry James's "The American Scene," edited by W.H. Auden.

Another scene edited was a naked Peter shown crouched on top of Lois's head (even though it was shown on Adult Swim every time the episode repeats).

Holmes then began to work behind the scenes, editing and supervising details.

An edited version of the episode first aired on November 9, 2006 on NBC; later that night, a longer "producer's cut" edition was released, with deleted scenes edited into the full episode and broadcast on the website NBC.com.

On network television, feature films were cut up by commercials, any foul language was bleeped, and any sex scenes edited.

No release plans have been shifted; no shots or scenes edited.