Sentence examples for techniques of cinema from inspiring English sources

He also studied the techniques of cinema.

Gregory B. Shuker, a documentary filmmaker and pioneer in the techniques of cinema verite, died on Wednesday at the Calvary Hospital in the Bronx.

From the start, Wiseman appropriated the techniques of cinema verite -- synch-sound, lightweight portable equipment -- plunging the viewer into the moment without explanatory voiceovers, mood music, interviews, reenactments, flashbacks, even identifying titles.

There is the jump-cut montage (from bed to school to disenchanted adulthood) prefiguring his championing, in his 1936 essay "The Work of Art in the Age of its Technological Reproducibility", the techniques of cinema and their revolutionary potential (a potential that Hollywood, as you may have noticed, nixed).

The Soviet film-maker Eisenstein once recalled a conversation in which Joyce stated how, according to Bowker, he "used the techniques of cinema: the jump cut, and the fade" as well as the loop (the novel "ends in the middle of a sentence and begins in the middle of the same sentence," as Joyce himself elucidated).

His videos turned the techniques of cinema and narrative inside out by abusing and disrupting plot structure, asynchronous use of sound and image, and cutting-edge display formats that would break up the visual experience between several screens, predicting the evolution of the distributed media culture we now experience today.

"I acquired the basics of the technique of cinema as a young boy," says Mr Assayas.

What counts is that Mr. Wiseman has taken the journalistic technique of cinema verite and elevated it to a personal expressionism.

The mass audience has had no education in technique of cinema, as they frequently have in art and music, from their school days.

Drawing upon the techniques of silent cinema, the show combines live action and film with imaginative flair like that of Forkbeard Fantasy; it comes from the same weirdly twisted dungeons of the mind as classics such as The Vinegar Works and Shockheaded Peter.

"He uses the techniques of commercial cinema and narrative but with very strange stories and references to other films.