Sentence examples for staged shot from inspiring English sources

Then he said to a soldier as the photographers fired away, "You think this is a staged shot or something?" Before digging in, Lt. Col. Kenneth Brown, a chaplain, led a prayer, at one point saying, "Oh, God, bless our commander in chief".

A publicist or celebrity will do a deal with the paparazzi to either do a staged shot at the beach or something so it still looks like a real shot.

Dropping any pretense that the action has been accidentally captured on camera — an opening title announces, "the people are all real, although some of what they do has been set up purely for your entertainment" — "Essex" is staged, shot and lighted the way a drama series is, from the multiple camera angles to the too-good-to-be-true reaction shots to the choreographed entrances.

Serious documentary film makers should, at the very least, understand how films are produced, staged, shot, and edited, even if they can't do all of these things by themselves.

We're introduced to a photographer who specializes in staged shots of women who are the victims of violence.

It is these staged shots, not Morris's competition run, that have ended up in the film.

This is a staged documentary with people posing for staged shots like portrait photos, standing still just long enough to look uncomfortable.

His creepy, staged shots of family and friends in strange masks but homey settings, or unmasked in derelict places that turn spooky, are weirdly unsettling while at the same time involved with the familiar actions of everyday life.

A studio with artificial lights and staged shots doesn't give me the same satisfaction, unfortunately.

The episode opens with staged shots of each girl pensively pacing the beach as she considers her Top Model existence.

These are staged shots, taken by photographers who hump around the White House grounds, hiding in trees and shooting fruit bowls.