Sentence examples for shoot close from inspiring English sources

He's a director who likes to shoot close up.

Spielberg did not want to do any location shooting because of his negative experience on Jaws and wanted to shoot Close Encounters entirely on sound stages, but eventually dropped the idea.

If we imagine a cardiac output monitor as a gun that is used to shoot a target (the cardiac output), we can classify accuracy as the characteristic of being able to shoot close to the centre of the bull's-eye.

Connie Parente is the popular Los Angeles jewelry collector who gave the pieces for the shoot, close to the photographers and Michael Jackson's personal stylist at the time Jyl Klein.

And Night just said, 'I promise you it won't be boring, I promise you we won't need to cut, I promise you it will work.' I kept wishing he'd shoot close-ups, but he was totally confident, with a kind of boldness that's scary in one so young.

Q. Hunters may not shoot closer to than 500 feet to a building or person.

If you're constantly worried about the condition of your hair and/or scalp, this gadget from Japan might help you: the so-called Scaloupe [JP] is a USB 2.0 camera that makes it possible to check your scalp and also shoot close-up pictures of it.

However, we ask that you not shoot close-ups of any booths, persons or products without permission.

If a shot is overexposed, don't shoot closer to the subject unless the camera is set to a narrower aperture (i.e. larger f/number).

Offensively, he shoots close to 65percentt.

"We'd say, very casually: 'So what was it like shooting "Close Encounters"?