Sentence examples similar to show yourself on camera from inspiring English sources

Red is traditionally the preferred color for such events — the better to show up on camera.

The small chocolate disk wouldn't show up on camera in flight, so he shot a York Peppermint Pattie – about four times the size – instead.

"We made one that was a light blue color, and they said no, it wouldn't do, it won't show up on camera.

The Briton Amy Oliver and the Australian Elisa Barnard have both noticed this, and taken advantage with patriotic manicures which show up on camera.

MATTHEWS: OK, let me show you on camera what I'm looking at.

The water was mixed with milk to make it show better on camera, but the mixture made Kelly's wool suit shrink.

Keep the sun behind and/or to the side of the subjects without having the sun show up on camera.

Episode 6, he said, "upends" the perception that the Miller family actually lived through their "Roanoke nightmare" because they have been shown giving on-camera interviews.

It's a grand and self-sacrificing gesture that the stage audience sees, but which Iñárritu doesn't show on camera, and, for all its tragic potential, it plays both like a goof and an exaggeration.

If you are uncomfortable, that will show on camera.

I mean, I think those moments in films where everyone learns about these monsters, you know, it's very difficult moments to show on camera.