Sentence examples for sequence shooting from inspiring English sources

Gabriella Cedillo, then 24, was one of 80 extras brought in to appear in the background of an action sequence shooting in the city of Hammond, near Chicago, on 1 September 2010 for Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the third film in Michael Bay's series.

To put it bluntly, the squalor of the slums depicted in "Slumdog" is closer to reality than an elaborately choreographed Bollywood dance sequence shot on location in Switzerland.

They hit the road in a chase sequence shot in night vision; it's like the posse pursuit scene from "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" done in Grinch-green.

This sequence, shot with Imax cameras, lends a vaulting sense of space that might just cause your stomach to lurch.

I stumbled upon this photo sequence shot in 1979 of a goddamn tugboat pulling a maneuver surfers call a "duck dive" under a bridge and it made my day.

Publicity material promises that The Last Train to Scarborough will feature "film sequences shot on location and at the National Railway Museum".

Many of the combat sequences, shot in a coherent and unified space, are a pure distillation of fear.

Commissioned and part-funded by Lacma, Sculpt took 30 months to produce and features sprawling sequences shot on seven of the earth's eight continents.

The documentary is compiled from grainy archive material, mostly in black-and-white, but also more recent colour footage, and a few sequences shot for this movie.

The bulk of The Intern is a morass of wackiness, a chain of sequences shot in a flat and predictable manner that range from tedious to idiotic.

The film features a large number of scenes set in and around London, including important sequences shot at landmarks such as St James Palacee and the Oxo Tower.