Sentence examples for shooting documentary from inspiring English sources

In 1966 the surfer-filmmaker Bruce Brown, who had been shooting documentary footage about the sport for years, had a surprising hit with a film called, beautifully, "The Endless Summer," which traced the travels of a couple of Southern California surf fanatics circling the world in search of perfect waves.

"In 2004 I began shooting documentary photos on porn sets in and around Los Angeles, Ca. I ended up meeting some really cool people.

Thunderstruck, he immediately went out and bought a 16-millimeter camera and started shooting documentaries.

Inspired by Mayne's photojournalism, Deakins went to film school and began shooting documentaries.

"When we get back from shooting documentaries in North Korea and Liberia, this is the fun stuff we turn to," said Shane Smith, co-founder of Vice.

In the engrossing, exasperating, exquisitely shot documentary "Loot," a search for buried treasure becomes an unlikely trigger for emotional catharsis.

It begins: "Vice President Dick Cheney accidentally shot documentary filmmaker Michael Moore yesterday as Moore was walking out of a Manhattan Denny's.

In 1977, he shot documentary footage from the lip of the volcano, which is on Guadeloupe, while it was regularly spewing toxic fumes.

He shoots documentary pictures of dance in dress rehearsal whenever he can, "so I can get closer and make more noise," he says.

Tipped off to the UFO convention in the desert, he gathered together his friends to shoot documentary footage there, intending to use it to test out his and Trumbull's ideas for their special-effects sequences.

Mahamat-Saleh shoots documentary footage — including a study of the decline of Chad's film industry, featuring a close look at the decaying movie palaces of his youth and at the economic and political threats to the African cinema.