Sentence examples for story shot from inspiring English sources
Like the classic Hammer movies, this ghost story, shot in Britain, is a period piece with a high-toned pedigree.
For the main story shot in the Cologne studio, Mr. Jacquot again chose abstraction.
All those films were made in Europe – Schnabel wanted to make a French film with French actors, Spielberg's is a European story shot in Budapest… They're real auteurs.
Dahl saved most of the details for four million American readers, funnelling them into his first major story, "Shot Down Over Libya," a purported fiction that he published in The Saturday Evening Post in 1943.
She portrayed Sandra Beecher in Race the Sun (1996), which was based on a true story, shot in Australia, and co-starred alongside Kurt Russell in Executive Decision.
Puerto Rican model Joan Smalls is featured in "Chaos Theory," a sexy fashion story shot by Boo George and styled by David Vandewal, focusing on fierce print and color mixing.
But taking photographs that capture the moment, sensitively – so-called story shots – are what her courses aim to help midwives do.
Without existing sets or a proven audience, the cast and crew used what they had (mainly Craig Charles' household fame in Corrie) to tell a meta-story shot largely on location, complete with Charles' on-screen best-mate Steve McDonald.
What has happened is astonishing: where the rest of the movie appears as a visually exact representation of the events that go into the story, the shot of Bruno looking into the camera just before he fainted with pain seems to have matched the inner quiet of the soundtrack.
The film is essentially a Romeo and Juliet love story, but shot with the streetwise and unflinching sensibilities of Larry Clark's Kids or Hector Babanco's Pixote.
Kunis' performance was praised by some critics; Deborah Young of The Hollywood Reporter wrote that her role gives her "enormous room to express her talent" and she "gives her story a shot of raw intensity".
