Sentence examples for show shot from inspiring English sources
Peep Show, shot on single camera and soundtracked by the thoughts spooling through the heads of its two anti-heroes, has been going since 2003.
(How many feet in a mile?) The show had its premiere on NBC with Fleming in 1964 as a daytime show, shot in black-and-white.
The reason: "Men" is a three-camera show shot on tape, which is much faster to complete than a single-camera film show like "The Office".
TiVo-ing through a recent show — shot in a TriBeCa studio inspired by the den of Mr. Cohen's apartment — he pronounced himself to be "totally a dud tonight".
The on-air audition phase of the show, shot with hand-held cameras, is intentionally rough-hewn, Ms. Frot-Coutaz said.
Mr. Kissinger said he had discussed possibilities with Mr. Lee, from a half-hour show shot with a single camera to a more traditional hourlong drama.
During his perambulations, NBC surely failed to show shots that were important to other golfers.
"I subpoenaed the Dodger Vision tapes, which show shots of the crowd, and I also got the Fox Sports broadcast of the game," Melnik said.
At the time, co-founder Caleb Elston didn't want us to show shots of the app in action because it was still a work-in-progress.
Today's meditation features a video from Jason Silva's YouTube show, "Shots of Awe".
The idea is to persuade broadcasting executives at every Major League Baseball game on July 26 to show shots of fans with disabilities during the game.
