Sentence examples for shooting cheap from inspiring English sources
Writer-director Wook cut his teeth shooting cheap, zippy gangster flicks.
Normally I'm an image quality fiend, but when it comes to shooting onto cheap film, I say everything goes.
It's exciting to witness how digital is allowing young filmmakers to shoot fast, cheap and in total creative control.
Nabwala IGG's movies (and he has made over thirty) are shot on cheap video with horrendous special effects.
In 1967, George Romero, a Bronx-born 27-year-old transplanted to Pittsburgh, shot a cheap independent movie in rural Pennsylvania.
Some critics loved the high frame rate, others thought it overblown, artificial or looking as though the film was shot on cheap videotape.
"We shot it cheap, $19.4 million, and I took five per cent of my usual salary to be free of marketplace exigencies," he said.
High frame rates usually result in less light reaching each frame, so slow-motion videos shot on cheap cameras can tend to show a lot of grain and "noise".
But "Half of a Yellow Sun" is a symbol of a new wave of filmmaking and distribution that is changing the way Nigeria's massive movie industry operates.Ever since Nollywood's 1992 emergence, when a local importer reputedly acquired some outdated videocassette tapes and shot a cheap movie to make a quick buck, the industry has focused on scale.
Period". Accustomed to shooting fast and cheap, Ferrara made "King of New York" for $5.3 million.
