Sentence examples for shooting vignettes from inspiring English sources

Tells about shooting vignettes featuring a toothless boy, toothless hockey player, girl-jockey, cowboy and Marine recruit at locations such as a barbershop, rodeo, locker room.

Focus on characters and getting emotions across, rather than making everything the most beautifully shot vignette that you can".

E: Something that we're now doing with the expansion -- we're not just shooting curated vignettes, we're going to start shooting the person.

— is essentially a series of beautifully shot video-length vignettes sutured into a full-length film.

He shot a few vignettes — a history of the universal language Esperanto, a portrait of an American exile in Havana — that each said something about idealism in an anti-utopian age.

His TV show currently exists in a genre all by itself; bittersweet vignettes shot through with self-deprecation and acutely observed truths that also manage to be bladder-burstingly funny.

Thanks to Wagner's soft color palette and dedication to shooting at magic hour, the refreshing vignettes of nature and farming look like frames from a Wes Anderson flyover, or a sweeping shot from a Terrence Malick film.

It's neither; rather, it's a beautifully shot two-minute vignette by a 21-year-old undergraduate film student, called 'King of Life'– made in a day, and put together for £200 all in.

Red Bucket's Web site (redbucketfilms.com) houses a trove of short films; several episodes of a public-access-style talk show, complete with live band; and dozens of so-called "buttons," observational micro-vignettes shot on city streets with pocket-sized cameras.

It's the Milgram experiment meets Orwell's "Shooting an Elephant," a fine, morally messy vignette that forces Rehan to acknowledge his power.

I don't think I'd be able to duplicate the look of any of my Hoga photos by shooting a straight photo and adding the vignette because of the way I see with a Holga versus other cameras.