Sentence examples for taking cinematic from inspiring English sources

He says he chose video sculpture because he likes the idea of taking cinematic experiences off the screen and into everyday life.

Frustrated by the rules of traditional cinema, Gabriel begana-Colombo began to experiment with video sculpture, taking cinematic experiences off the screen, using them to augment the banality of everyday life.

The designer took cinematic inspirations.

What he can't wait to do, he says, is take Cinematic on the road: a national tour is planned for March 2014.

Forever after, Hitchcock took cinematic revenge on law enforcement.

But Manchester by the Sea takes cinematic realism to a level that I would've never imagined possible — and it's mesmerizing.

Thurber admitted to taking some "cinematic liberty" in the scene, because he didn't want to make a "documentary about a guy climbing a crane".

Well, showrunner Noah Hawley blew me away with Season One, taking the cinematic Coen-iness and ramping it up perfectly as a sequel to the original story with one remarkable new character after another.

That's possibly why creative digital agency Teehan+Lax, based out in Toronto, Canada, has released a really simple browser-based tool capable of creating stunning hyperlapse videos using Google Street View imagery it's like taking a cinematic rocket ride at 200 mph (or 60 fps to be precise).

For such an un-cinematic author, her posthumous career has taken a cinematic, image-driven turn.

But in the past it has taken great cinematic sleight-of-hand and concision for actors like Paul Newman and Ed Harris to capture the stubborn complexities of Mr. Russo's fictitious universe.