Sentence examples for take choreography from inspiring English sources

Given his fondness for the long take, choreography is a central aspect of Mr. Wright's films.

As the man behind the airborne stunts in the Spider-Man musical that has yet to open on Broadway, Ezralow is taking choreography where it has never gone before.

But more fundamentally, Deane lacks the talent to take his choreography from routine storytelling to eloquent poetry.

Established in 1993 by Paul Taylor, partly as a way to take his choreography to smaller cities, Taylor 2, under the rehearsal direction of Tom Patrick, has only six dancers.

I liked her juiciness and wit without ever finding in Wednesday's performance the array of complex resources that should take this choreography into the stratosphere.

Mr. Fosse finally relented but refused to take a choreography credit; he insisted on "musical staging" instead, to spare Mr. Lambert's feelings.

DUNNING MARYMOUNT MANHATTAN DANCE This program by student dancers includes new pieces by Bahiyah Sayyed-Gaines and Denise Vale, two powerful performers whose take on choreography might be interesting.

This sense of spontaneity crops up again in the song's DIY video, a one-take choreography extravaganza shot in New York while she had a cracked rib, and which has somehow survived a parody by Radio 1 DJ Greg James.

As she strips out the erotic frisson from the prom dance, she also strips out the sublime one-take choreography, the exquisite exchanges of glances — and, happily, the presumptuous and irritating music cues from "Psycho" that De Palma fills the movie with.

Van Dantzig soon took up choreography, beginning with Nachteiland (1955; Night Island).

Kate Coyne and Kimball Wong seem Clark's alter egos, taking his choreography to places he no longer goes.