Sentence examples for shooting difficult from inspiring English sources

Shot over 14 months deep in the Louisiana bayous, it was a tough apprenticeship because the heavy camera on a tripod made spontaneous location shooting difficult.

The country's upheavals made location shooting difficult, and the sound track needed reconstitution in Germany, but solid matter remained in the symbolic story of a family seeking refuge in an abandoned Baghdad house.

But a lack of focus in the video makes Finicum's precise movements prior to the shooting difficult to discern.

The outdoor scenes for the episode were filmed around Vancouver's Mount Seymour, with weather conditions making shooting difficult enough to require an extra day of work.

The outdoor scenes were filmed around Vancouver's Mount Seymour, with weather conditions making shooting difficult enough to require an extra day of work.

(The studio's most lucrative titles are "Spring Breakers," "Ex Machina" and "Room").. Positive reviews aside, seeing a number that impressive would surely be a boon for Eggers, who called the Northern Ontario-based "Witch" shoot "difficult" and "rugged".

Francis has been shooting a difficult scene with Sofia.

Tracing the basketball makes passes, dribbling and shooting more difficult.

There was further Scottish success in the Queen's prize pairs, where Ian Shaw and Angus MacLeod picked up bronze after shooting in difficult conditions.

This exacerbated stability problems with the ship, and rendered accurate shooting more difficult.

Direct cloning of PCR amplified target gene into expression vector via double-restriction of PCR products is optional, but the uncertainty of the accuracy of artificially synthesized restriction site in PCR primers makes trouble-shooting difficult if the cloning experiment fails.