Sentence examples for script feeling from inspiring English sources

The filmmaker returned to the project in April on the strength of this script, feeling Loeb's draft was "so great" that he did not feel the need to touch it, although he did have the option.

Kelley had reservations with the script, feeling that the characters and relationships from the series were not in place.

Burton enjoyed the script, feeling that it was the first unique story he was offered since Beetlejuice (1988).

Ball initially rebuffed counsel from others that he change the script, feeling they were being puritanical; the final impetus to alter the scene came from DreamWorks' then-president Walter Parkes.

This lost-in-the-funhouse feeling is one quality that makes Mr. Kaufman's script feel closer to postmodern literature than other screenplays.

The current script is feeling a little worn.

These scripts, or "feeling rules," guide athletes as they manage their emotions, prompting, for instance, appropriate behaviour during pregame renditions of national anthems or during postgame victory celebrations.

Written scenarios (scripts) with an approximate reading time of 35 seconds were developed to induce disgust (9 scripts), neutral (7 scripts) and pleasant (8 scripts) emotional feeling states, totaling to 25 scripts (see Supplementary Materials S1 for sample scripts).

Elvis Mitchell of The New York Times gave a more favorable review, feeling the script was balanced and the film served its purpose as "pure entertainment".

He was impressed by Nigel Kneale's screenplay, feeling the script was "taut, exciting and an intriguing story with excellent narrative drive.

Usually, what happens is you've gone over the script a million times and you go in really feeling confident about your script, [but then] you're shooting and you realize that this scene doesn't work.