Sentence examples for walk through the frame from inspiring English sources

Because it's animation, we could say, 'Hey, let's have an elephant walk through the frame right now'; why not?

"If you gave me $1,000, you got to be in the movie; you got to walk through the frame".

The other thing that it does is make moving objects, like people walking through the frame, solid instead of a blur.

For example, she chose to photograph people entering or emerging from a passageway; take a picture every three seconds; record people passing between light and shadow; photograph a female subject walking through the frame every two seconds until she was out of frame; and shoot Times Square pedestrians when their image appeared in a mirrored window.

When I accidentally walked through the frame, he exited the chat.

I was open-mouthed at the ambition and determination shown by them and their associates to bring this idea to fruition, and would have thought it foolhardy... if I wasn't looking right at and walking through the frame of the first building of the village.

Surveillance video caught Sprankle clutching the axe across his waist as he walked purposefully through the frame, seemingly oblivious to concerned onlookers trailing him from a safe distance.

Hank makes just one very brief appearance in the film, when he arrives at work in the midst of the chaos, and walks through the camera frame, obviously annoyed to be on camera, saying something like, "OK, The lights are on, the water is on, the heat is on, check check check," before waving the camera off and scurrying away to deal with some emergency or other.

The back door is lying on the pantry floor, wrenched from its hinges, and if he's not careless he can walk right through the door frame without getting splinters caught on the sleeve of his jacket.

"Divine Design: The Garden as Art," a walk through the garden leading visitors to "Framed Views," actual frames mounted to show vistas highlighting elements of garden design; through next Friday.

"Divine Design: The Garden as Art," a walk through the garden leading visitors to "Framed Views," actual frames mounted to show vistas highlighting elements of garden design; through Aug. 31.