Sentence examples for that shoot on from inspiring English sources

The permits are for productions that shoot on streets and non-certified soundstages in the city and county.

By contrast, most celluloid incentives go to productions that shoot on location, which rarely requires investing long-term in infrastructure and generally produces only temporary employment.

Then put that shoot on an expensive BMW car you don't own and can't afford to damage, on a road you don't have permission to shoot on, with equipment that costs ten times more than the net worth of your whole life.

We did that shoot on a Saturday, and I think we did not get enough students to fill it, so we had to use all the students on one side of the gymnasium and then mix them up and put those same students on the other side.

Putting aside that shooting on film is really cool and screams production value, it is also a great educational tool.

It was a boxy, old-fashioned Japanese mechanism that shot on plates of film 8 inches by 10 inches.

"It needed that last touch that shot on target or header on target," Gus Poyet, the Brighton manager, said of Wrexham, yet he knew he had escaped.

They claim to prefer its "warmth" and other aesthetic qualities, such as its granularity, as well as the artistic constraints that shooting on film imposes.

"Most students I have met at film festivals say that shooting on film, if their school even offers that, is the last thing they get to do," said Pawel Maj, a Polish-Canadian fifth-year directing student.

The women were actresses from "Pan Am," a television drama that shoots on a soundstage at Steiner Studios in the Navy Yard that recreates the look of Pan Am's terminal in 1963.

Peifer, who saw that shooting on the news, messaged his friend that he had "terrible anxiety" about the situation.