Sentence examples for takes the camera from inspiring English sources

(In a further act of defiance, Panahi takes the camera downstairs and shoots through the gates of his building; fires are burning in the street).

Working with the cinematographer Linus Sandgren, Russell takes the camera smoothly and rapidly through offices, restaurants, and parties, feeding one episode into the next, and linking them with movement or narration, like sustained musical phrases.

Camera d'Or goes to Party Girl Party Girl takes the Camera d'Or, a prize given to the best film from a selection from the outskirts of the festival (ie. a clutch of films not in the Competition).

In between gratuitous shots of automatic weapons and gunshot wounds, he takes the camera to watch motorbike races at a Sunday picnic on the shore of Lake Pontchartrain, ducks into Peaches Records, on Gentilly Boulevard, and joins a Second Line parade in the Melpomene projects until gunfire slashes the sunny scene.

Ms. Rivers not only makes fun of plastic surgery ("This is a town where when someone says, 'I haven't done any plastic surgery,' " she says, "they mean today"), but she also takes the camera crew on a tour of the city's leading practitioners, claiming she wants to have her arm flab removed.

Via Lubezki's sweeping widescreen lenses we find ourselves viscerally dragged through the wilderness, violent ambushes and life-threatening confrontations caught in superbly orchestrated lengthy takes, the camera following on foot, on horseback, through woods and plains, air and water, often without apparent edits.

He takes the camera-shaped award and pretends to film with it.

You take the camera and go".

He took the camera down and gestured an apology.

As director, Nureyev took the camera onto the stage.

If a viewfinder is important, make sure to take the camera for a test drive.