Sentence examples for shooting documents from inspiring English sources

"Shooting documents show there was months of studio filming between the time when she was staying in that motel and the phone booth filming," he told the Observer.

But the film that for me created the strongest love connection ended up being Gianfranco Rosi's Fuocoammare (literally translated as "Fire at Sea" -- the name of a Sicilian folk song), a splendidly shot document of our humanity.

She first found her artistic voice and mode of expression while shooting and documenting life with small, compact street photography cameras.

So we gave ourselves this narrative arc that we would keep shooting and documenting until they would graduate from high school -- and we would come back to the project on a regular basis.

James Brissette Jr., 17, was also fatally shot, court documents showed.

Officers chased the pickup onto a one-way street and opened fire after it made a U-turn, authorities said.  . "The officers never had an objectively reasonable basis to shoot," court documents filed Tuesday by the teens' families said.

It's basically like 20 different Vogue shoots documented and spliced.

I had five minutes to capture each girl before they hit the runway, so I had to work fast; set up, shoot and document".

Their method rapping was more youthful prank than Imposter-like deception; Finlay benefits from the larky footage her subjects shot to document their upward trajectory, while charting the growing desperation of giddy kids obliged not just to live a lie but to sell it.

literally shoots a document representing the Republican-led lawsuit that could end a key and very popular Affordable Care Act provision.

I shot to document, to remember the moments, how the light hit the green walls on our bedroom, how she smiled and waved her fingers towards the window when she woke up.