I love scene-setting, I imagine the story as a moving film or piece of theatre, and I start building the props and setting the scenery around the characters.
Fincher and his team, meanwhile, were concerned that a pilot had the potential to ruin the sense of what they were trying to achieve, as they would have only 45 minutes to set the scenery, introduce the characters and leave cliffhangers for the audience.
GE provided and synthesized the literature, set the scenery of the study and contributed to the study design and interpretation of the results.
Within this review, structural relationships and differences between nitrides and mixed-anion nitrides, such as nitride-halides, nitride-sulfides, nitride-carbides and nitride-borides will be highlighted to set the scenery and the future challenges to a fuller exploitation of the 'anionic route' as a strategy towards the design of new materials.
It's a single, multifooted organism, in which all the cast members — in addition to having discrete characters to play — take turns in setting the scene and being the scenery.
But it's the stage set, the flimsy scenery, that gives the whole thing away.
The 'augmented' book portrays the scenery and sets the mood, and the wearable allows the reader to experience the protagonist's physiological emotions".
It may seem out of proportion to dwell on the sets, but the scenery's blend of several handsome individual parts and overall awkwardness reflects the show as a whole.
Still, the scenery and theatrics set the tone that the campaign hopes to convey over the coming days.
Holiday lovingly reconstructs this episode from Dante's confessional work The New Life, while setting it against the scenery of Florence a Victorian tourist might recognise.
