Sentence examples for their cinematography from inspiring English sources

Jaynes is also the author of the introduction to the published screenplays of "Barton Fink and Millerer's Crossing" (1990), lambasting the Coens' "inept" scripts and the "silliness" of their cinematography.

The BFI's reissue of these British new wave classics from the 1960s discloses not only their anti-establishment energy but also their innocence, freshness, and the daylit beauty of their cinematography.

The cinematographer, Greig Fraser, has quite the résumé — several of his films are notable mainly for their cinematography, such as "Foxcatcher," "Killing Them Softly," and, above all, "Let Me In," in which the camera work is more or less the movie's main character and certainly its main appeal.

If you've seen even an ounce of French cinema yes, Amelie counts then you'll probably agree that their cinematography is incredible.

The directors did their own cinematography.

The directors did their own cinematography. D.D. (Reviewed in our issue of 4/16/07).

What really unites them is that their digital cinematography is a constituent, expressive part of the whole.

That's peanuts for anyone interested in spicing up their amateur cinematography.

Brain Farm is known for their incredible cinematography, capturing extreme sport maniacs and sublime natural landscapes using state-of-the-art equipment.

Chastain spoke to a group of international journalists at the Mamounia Hotel in Marrakech during the festival, praising the Moroccan films she had recently viewed for their colorful cinematography and music.

The actors are given strict marks—literally, tape on the ground marking their positions and the cinematography is warm.