Sentence examples for take a scene from inspiring English sources

In conventional movie wisdom if you can take a scene out and the movie still makes sense, it probably means that the scene isn't necessary.

"I would take a scene from the film, and adapt it to modern-day issues," he says, "Like: you're in line to guide tourists, and there's a guy who keeps jumping the queue.

"What did you do that for?" "You said to take a scene from a comedy and — " "Well, you didn't say you were going to do that comedy!" Lyle stammered something about how he had been focussing not on the content of the play but on the rhythm of the scene — its pace, its wit.

In the snippet above from a new Blade Runner title, Google says the Seurat program was able to take a scene with 46.6 million triangles and reduce it down to 307,000.

Take a scene from Star Trek: The Next Generation, replace the actual spoken words with words that match the movements of the actors' mouths pretty well, and you have this.

Take a scene where Morris walks through a museum while sculptures bob their heads to the beat of the music in his earbuds.

(Why I thought taking a scene study class in the West Village would accomplish that is anyone's guess).

They are so desensitized that it takes a scene of sickening destruction to jar them into cooperative action.

Between takes, he lets go, ices a knee injured in a fall on the set, chats with visitors or takes a scene partner aside to perfect any tricky new business.

But it takes a scene, you know?

But by taking a scene that would normally be viewed in private and making it a public image -- created using a traditional craft -- she hopes the conversation can be destigmatized.