Sentence examples for shoot characters from inspiring English sources

Davis Guggenheim, the director of the film, acknowledged that he had set up the tour because his cameras, which had to shoot characters in multiple cities, had not been there during the information session.

Kiarostami explained why he liked to shoot characters in cars: it puts people in close proximity to allow natural two-shots and close-ups and, sociologically, it is space that allows women some freedom.

When shot, characters erupt mists of CGI blood, like video-game fatalities.

Kosminsky has a habit of shooting characters as they walk through rooms and down hallways, which gives the enterprise an energy that, weirdly enough, recalls modern cable dramas like "The Shield" and "Battlestar Galactica".

KEYBOARD AND MOUSE I'm no great shakes at first-person shooters, in which the player looks through the eyes of a shooting character, but I'm terrible at them on console.

Sally writes that "Egan's intention is to shoot her characters' lives through with lyrical beauty".

And Egan's intention seems to be to shoot her characters' lives through with lyrical beauty: Her rebellion and hurt had melted away, deliquesced into a sweet, eternal sunniness that was terrible in the way that life would be terrible, Ted supposed, without death to give it gravitas and shape.

Along with the Ratatouille ride, there are also experiences like a Toy Story-based shooter where you and a friend move through a preset area and shoot at characters and targets in the environment around you.

They created "invisible" effects for the fighting sequences, allowing Madonna to shoot two characters.

One shows her with a pram, waiting to shoot the character of Janine, the gum-chewing schoolgirl with big dreams.

When you're finally given a chance to shoot a character, rather than talking him down, you accept it with relief – even though the game strongly hints that you shouldn't.