Sentence examples for view of the actor from inspiring English sources

Horizontal and sweaty with Ambre Solaire, we squint to get a view of the actor who's actually been On Set!

At key moments, the story is told from the point of view of the actor you watch the most.

Velocity It's awkward to acknowledge, in view of the actor's untimely death, but slapping on a Walker movie and not getting at least one rampant spree of expert but highly irresponsible driving would be like going to a clean-shaven ZZ Top concert.

But it's from the point of view of the actor – not the character.

The eight movements made up a 2×2×2 factorial design where the factors were: The view of the actor (whether the actor was facing towards or away from the subject) the hand used (right or left) and the goal (whether at the end of the movement the actor touched their ear or not).

I have had a large number of opportunities to see things from the point of view of the actors in the last few years as I've been heavily involved in the production of a theatre show I wrote and co-produced called Gertrude's Secret, which has been touring theatres throughout Britain for the last three years.

The framing avoids the emotional extremes of both intense close-ups and distant long shots, most often settling into a three-quarter-length view of the actors, cut off at the knees, who often stand side by side as if they were facing a theatrical audience.

The second postulate is that the point of view of the actors appears to be an essential unit of analysis for understanding their activities [32].

A YouTube viewing of the actor Dominic Cooper, not a preternaturally gifted footballer, attempting to score from fully 35 yards at Old Trafford will revive me from the bleakest mood.

Figure 2 presents a synthesis of respondents' views on the actors and their roles in the strategy decision-making process All KI's recognized that the FMOH has ultimate responsibility for health policymaking in Nigeria.

It enhances archival material with impressionistic sequences that refrain from showing clear views of the actors.