Sentence examples for staged settings from inspiring English sources

We progress through a series of staged settings.

Opposing the strategies advocated by Robinson, in the 1880s the English physician and photographer Peter Henry Emerson proposed that photographs should reflect nature, offer "the illusion of truth," and be produced without using retouching techniques, recombining multiple prints, or utilizing staged settings, models, and costumes.

The keenly prepared staged settings arrive from mental notes I made of certain objects seen or specific places I once visited.

The elaborately staged settings for California's disaster, constructed at the L.A. County Fire Department's Del Valle Regional Training Center in Castaic, included the collapsed hotel/parking garage and a building struck by an airplane.

Although the potential influence of social acting can never be completely excluded, this effect was minimized by excluding clearly staged settings (e.g., talk shows) and relying on nonscripted interviews.

Staged settings (e.g., talk shows) and scripted interviews were excluded.

*Gemma Iles, 25, a photographer who stages settings to explore the artificiality of Hollywood movies.

Unlike her previous music videos, Houston was given the opportunity to move beyond the staged performance settings to demonstrate elementary dance moves.

Her work – with its tapestry of surreal sight gags and scraps of dialogue, its mass synchronised set-pieces, its concern with extremes of pleasure and pain, the epic stage settings that appear to bring the outdoors in – has the scale of grand opera and the dream-quality of Fellini's films.

Raphael also painted much admired stage settings.

Period operas and ballets are performed in reproductions of the original stage settings.