Sentence examples for screen events from inspiring English sources
Certainly the means by which it did this was postmodern: the film broke with old cinematic conventions by showing on the screen events that had not happened.
The admirable press officer Katerina Novikova — always a star of these Bolshoi screen events — spoke engagingly to the camera about the production and the Bolshoi's history with its Prokofiev score.
Her renditions of "Yesterday" and "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" in the film "Roberta" helped make the film one of the major screen events of 1935 and lent force to her demand for more freedom when her contract came up for renewal the next year.
The information was collected from 10 community health screen events, where community groups such as the Gujarati Indian, European Caucasian, Punjabi Indian, Yemeni, Pakistani and Bangladeshi were targeted.
The Three Stooges Big Screen Event: Three For the Show!
Whoop!" The "Three Stooges Big Screen Event" ran at the Alex Theatre for matinee and evening performances on Saturday.
Don't miss the Alex Film Society's 13th annual "Three Stooges Big Screen Event" on Nov. 27.
If the show draws enough people, the film society will build this event like it did for the Three Stooges Big Screen event held every Thanksgiving weekend, he added.
Chibnall points out that it shies away from genre-style scenes, usually to let character drive the plot, and relies heavily on emerging back stories and relating off-screen events.
Whatever the mechanism behind the release, the peaks in isoprene were reproduced in all four screenings of the film at the same time, meaning that each set of cinemagoers broadcasted chemicals into the air in synchrony to on-screen events.
Most of the time, most people don't have much trouble drawing the line; and since the term "documentary" isn't being used for the intellectual equivalent of brain surgery, but as a general notion (useful in such trivia as the awarding of prizes) regarding films with only slight (not "no") intervention in or premeditation of the unfolding of on-screen events, what's the problem?
