Sentence examples for show special effects from inspiring English sources

It seems just an excuse to show special effects - I can't believe it will be one of five films.

The production, thanks in part to the arts budget of the city of Paris, is a more-is-more extravaganza, with elaborate sets, a light show, special effects and, most remarkably, a 46-member orchestra — and a new orchestration by Michael Starobin, who had done the original orchestration nearly 30 years ago, for a pit that had a mere 11 players.

Melena Z. Ryzik asked the technical experts from five Broadway productions how they made their shows' special effects truly special.

Bonus features include commentary with Scarpa along with a picture-in-picture showing the special effects footage, concept art, and photos.

"Our focus was theaters and television because of the show's special effects," said Steve Koonin, executive vice president and general manager of TNT.

The attraction is a cornerstone of BBC Worldwide's commercial activity, which makes the money to subsidise the show's special effects budget.

And so he has chosen to spend time with Mr. Hewitt on three shows: Pilate was preceded by the title role in Frank Wildhorn's critically savaged "Dracula, the Musical" in 2004 (the tactful Mr. Hewitt had many laudatory things to say about the show's special effects) and the predatory Komarovsky in a new musical adaptation of "Dr. Zhivago" at La Jolla Playhouse in California in 2006.

Guests can enjoy a show on special effects, as well as a tram ride through famous movie sets.

First, a Hollywood Reporter article cited the winged skeletons as one of the television show's special effects highlights.

The network said it's also wheeling out "digital content and interactive materials" to showcase the show's special effects, so maybe you'll get to send your annoying younger sibling up in fake flames or something.

One of the show's special effects coordinators, Sam Conway, describes how they incorporated footage of actual fire into the explosion scene using a camera, mounted onto the tall structure, and pointed at the ground.