Sentence examples for tight scenes from inspiring English sources

Tight scenes possess intense light and energy.

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Kathleen was also a filmmaker, so her stories are these really tight scenes, and you can visualize everything she's writing.

But he has a clear, unscented style that smells like fresh air, and when he settles down to write -- a tight scene in a militia bunker, an interview with a little girl in a trailer park, a confrontation between two brothers who don't normally talk much -- he really writes this stuff.

It's a tight scene – we might have expected Ed to come to the conclusion that the industrial grinders at his disposal would be the ideal solution to accidental murder; but that doesn't make the reality of going through with it any easier.

The tights scene, like so many other scenes, was so achingly true and yet, I think, formerly unrepresented.

Forman has described this famous scene: "It's a tight fit.

As "House" has done over the last season and a half, "Scrubs" is significantly remaking its cast, though on a much tighter schedule: scene to scene, you can watch the new show emerging from the old.

It's a tight music scene.

"Burn After Reading" has plenty of momentum — short, tight-knit scenes of people arguing, driving, screwing, fighting — and, if you listen hard, you may hear echoes of a portentous old Capitol Hill drama like "Advise and Consent".

It starts out as one of those overly-edited, shot-too-tight battle scenes but slowly expands its scope and fluidity.