Sentence examples for takes in which from inspiring English sources
Working closely with director of photography Christos Voudouris, who shot Yorgos Lanthimos's enigmatic Alps, Linklater opts once again for lengthy, strolling takes in which dialogue flows naturally, body language speaks volumes, and gestures have the space to breathe.
Beware of very long takes in which very little happens.
Along with extra subplots and clarifications, Lonergan adds some remarkable long takes in which the characters' voices arise from the gritty settings.
After several takes in which Mr. Law says the lines he has memorized, Mr. Russell is now yelling at him with new lines, even as the camera rolls.
Decadence, boredom, shallowness, narrative frustration, long takes in which nothing appeared to be happening – L'Avventura suddenly made narrative cinema look square.
Behind-the-scenes takes, in which she talks to the camera with her mouth full, foster a sense of casual intimacy.
It's a lot to take in, which may be Canary's challenge in reaching a mainstream user base.
And before that we had Taken, in which Neeson had his daughter kidnapped at Charles de Gaulle Airport by Albanian slave traffickers.
I wonder if Milton still offers the sex-ed class I took, in which a teacher led us through a sophisticated and sensitive discussion of sex and gender.
Afterwards, a silicon impression was taken in which the transfer caps and molar bands were placed.
Furthermore the entire drillstring must often be removed to retrieve samples, unless an augering approach is taken, in which case stratigraphic sequencing is lost.
