Beats become scenes; scenes sequence acts.
Other scenes sequence Carey dancing with Puffy in a golden indoor tunnel.
The book reads like a novel, with the narrative moving in scene-by-scene sequences replete with lengthy dialogue between the author and people he meets.
The performance of the proposed system in terms of tracking accuracy, classification efficiency and time expenses is tested and discussed with synthetic and real input-scene sequences.
Screenwriters need inspiration to conjure concepts, characters, dialogue, stories, scenes, sequences, twists, turns, etc.
When you cut away all of the fat and offer something lean, audiences are more quickly engaged and the impact of the film is much more memorable because they don't get lost in unnecessary scenes, sequences, and dialogue.
In a recent combined fMRI and event-related potentials study, Peyrin et al. (2010) presented SF-filtered natural scenes sequences.
That is, they condense the appearance of something – a person, a scene, a sequence – and preserve it.
Historically in cinema there are some great film-makers who come from edit suites, from seeing how things cut together and how the significance of a scene or sequence can be changed depending on how you edit it.
This scene, or sequence, illustrates **another lesson I learned from Hitchcock, who said: "You work hard to create an emotion, and once the emotion is created, you should work even harder to maintain it".
The paper redefines the three basic filmic units, cut, scene and sequence, and presents five topics from film theory that may give inspiration to the interface designer.
