Sentence examples for shot dialogue from inspiring English sources

Andrew Hageman similarly notes that the camera work in the film "renders a very disturbing sense of place and presence", such as the scene in Winkies where the "camera floats irregularly during the shot-reverse shot dialogue" by which the "spectator becomes aware that a set of normally objective shots have become disturbingly subjective".

Early in the film, Finley employs a standard shot/reverse-shot dialogue technique to place the girls on opposite sides of every conversation.

"Her drawing conveys a lot of the underlying feeling of what's going on in the same way a movie can have a shot without dialogue that's a major turning point or a major insight into a character.

The difference is visible in every shot, every dialogue spoken and the amazing attention to detail.

"99% of the video are just me in first person, one shot, one dialogue from me", as she makes clear that this is truly a one-woman show.

You can sense that Stewart is trying to find his way: as Bahari gets caught up in protests and police reprisals, Stewart, working with a small crew (the film was shot in Amman), produces scrappy sequences with loosely fitted-together shots and dialogue that's a little clunky and overexplicit, even didactic.

Establishing shots and dialogue set up endless speeches denouncing government, religion, schools for "subnormal children", and other agencies of darkness.

I don't think Kieslowski's Blue could have been made in America, because it was written as a series of shots, not dialogue-driven scenes.

All of the fuss amounted to about 75 words of alternate dialogue, shot in identical setups or dubbed.

Dedication is required on Y Gwyll, thanks to the uniquely masochistic way it is made: with every line of dialogue shot twice, in Welsh and English, to double its market value.

He's not afraid, with some of the theatrical moments, to hold the scene in an unmoving mid-range master shot as the dialogue unfolds.