Sentence examples for set photographer from inspiring English sources

Slightly awkward and distractible when facing questions, he was more at ease making small talk, and most effusive on the subject of his family, enthusing about Ms. Jolie's film ("I played set photographer") and the kids.

While filming "Anthropoid," set photographer James Lisle and Ellis — never one to put down his Leica for more than a few minutes — captured the actors in stark black-and-white photography.

Through Magnum he became set photographer on a number of films, including On the Waterfront and The Misfits, where his studies of Marilyn Monroe on the verge of collapse have a wrenching poignancy.

At twenty, she married Godard; she did an internship as a still photographer on a film by François Truffaut, worked as set photographer on another major French production, socialized with Jeanne Moreau, starred alongside Terence Stamp in a film by Pier Paolo Pasolini.

It wasn't the easiest of assignments, but Morath, who was set photographer, succeeded in taking some of the happiest, most intimate pictures of the couple - Miller and Monroe, the Owl and the Pussycat, dancing somewhat goofily; Monroe dancing alone, smiling to herself.

Photographer Thomas Grant set out to capture that beauty when he was given a job as a porn set photographer.

(Kubrick, famously averse to set photographers, seemed to have been ambivalent even about drawings).

Often they are hired set photographers, whose work, explains the Italian film critic Alberto Barbera, is "limited mostly to documenting the work of a film, following the director's work and often concerned only with satisfying the directives of the studio's publicity departments, which need certain shots for promoting the film even before they finish making it".

The Olympus E-PM1 is due for a September release, and will set photographers back $499.99.

Cauchetier is the auteur of set photographers; he turned ninety-five this yeand and his photographs are only now receiving the sumptuous presentation they deserve, in the book "Raymond Cauchetier's New Wave" (ACC Editions).

A number of these types help Amory with her career as a war photographer; others help her to set up photographers' bureaux in Europe and in America.