Sentence examples for sequences director from inspiring English sources

Especially during the match-day sequences, director Greg Whiteley knows exactly when to slow the action down, when to cut away to a furious coach or a fretting spectator, when the music should swell with expectation and when it should dissolve away to nothing.

To distinguish the dream sequences, director of photography Serge Ladouceur used full blue lighting in the backgrounds—he normally uses half.

There are effective sequences, director Guest and cameraman Gerald Gibbs shooting with light lancing up through the shadows in a manner reminiscent of Jacques Tourneur's Night (or Curse) of the Demon.

To film the exploding rat sequence, episode director Brian Kelly filmed a rat in a cage, and then replace it with a fur covered condom filled with "chicken bits" and red dye to simulate guts, then exploded with a squib.

As a visual joke, sequence director Kevin Altieri set the climax of the film inside a miniature automated model of Gotham City, where Batman and the Joker were giants.

One of the sequence directors of The Simpsons Movie also mentioned Cagliostro as an influence; a brief shot where Bart Simpson rolls down the roof of the family house was inspired by Lupin running down the castle roof during his rescue attempt.

Chan co-wrote the film and designed the action sequences, whilst director Benny Chan wrote the film's dramatic elements, completing the script by October 2005.

In this one sequence, the director has fully visualized his theme".

In a single sequence, the director Brian Kirk gets to the heart of Dickens's novel as a fable of rebirth and renewal.

Before an action sequence, a director tends to present the audience with long shots and static views so the eye is fixed on a certain focal point on the screen and doesn't move.

It's generally not a good sign when anyone in a horror movie wields a sharp instrument, but by taking some editing scissors to his film "The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence)," the director Tom Six has gained the right to show it in Britain, reversing a ban imposed by the British Board of Film Classification.