Sentence examples for setting up a shot from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, he enjoys the challenge and forethought involved in setting up a shot with an analogue camera.

On Sunday night, Bello prepared for his day's turn with the shutter's trigger by spending a half-hour in the pool setting up a shot of Phelps.

Without ever straying too far outside the conventions of the medium, she enjoyed "playing" with her models - several of whom she knew anyway - in setting up a shot.

"We disagree on a lot of issues," Mr. McCain said at one point, setting up a shot intended to illustrate perceptions that Mr. Romney had recalibrated his positions on issues to make himself more attractive to Republican voters.

"As a director, he had so much to deal with," Mr. Robinson said by telephone from Portland, "but whenever they were setting up a shot, he'd be talking with us, keeping us comfortable and checking in.

Lewis explained why he had to use video assist, from the time he started directing: "I can't stand to ask anyone, 'How was that?' " Then he went further into the matter, referring to the "distribution of weight" (Scorsese nodded at the reference), and explained what it means: while setting up a shot, he'd tell an actor, "If you're on the left foot, I only see half an eye, you have to shift".

Mr. Vadukul would set up a shot and look to Mr. Ai for approval.

Waiting for the crew to set up a shot, she and Mr. Pritikin also talked clothes.

Then they would have had enough time to set up a shot at the end".

If you're truly serious about getting a good race photo, scout the course and set up a shot with an iconic background and great light.

You had to learn how to thread a Mitchell, how long it takes to set up a shot, sound, editing — everything.