Sentence examples for shot director from inspiring English sources

Baranyai shot director Matthew Saville's extraordinary police drama Noise so Downriver certainly looks the part.

From the very first shot, director Demange is in full control, creating dynamic visuals, building characters despite minimal dialogue and racheting up the suspense.

I shot Director Patrick Nation and Associate Producer Matt McDermott a few questions, discussing the inherent difficulty in covering LA and the underground/mainstream dichotomy, among other things.

At the onset, the mood is restrained, tense, and beautifully shot, director Ari Aster carefully setting up much in the first few scenes including the strained family dynamic, Ellen's career as a miniatures artist, and even the appearance of the sigil of Paimon, a deep-cut occult symbol that both Ellen and her mother wear around their necks at the funeral.

At the onset, the mood is restrained, tense, and beautifully shot, director Ari Aster carefully setting up much in the first few scenes including the strained family dynamic, Annie's career as a miniatures artist, and even the appearance of the sigil of Paimon, a deep-cut occult symbol that both Annie and her mother wear around their necks at the funeral.

What about all the hot shot directors and executives who have gotten away with decades of sexual abuse, or the laundry detergent that people aren't really intentionally poisoning themselves with, but maybe actually are?

"We use to play Ping-Pong and head to Yankees games and now he's a big-shot director," Mr. Broderick said.

Shots director Knights describes Remembrance Sunday as "quite an emotional time", given the connections he and his family have to the military.

She knew I was a big-shot director and she was just like, 'So what?

She could, for instance, easily have shot horse scenes in the new movie with just three or four animals and repeated them in different shots — director Todd Haynes, a close friend, watched it and thought that was actually the number she used.

In the month when three reports, from Calling the Shots, Directors UK, and European Women's Audiovisual network, have drawn attention to the stark gender and racial inequality in British film-making, Peter Bradshaw misses a chance to draw attention to a trailblazing director already brilliantly at work.