Sentence examples for which are shot from inspiring English sources

There is a guerrilla quality even to the Safdies' narrative features, which are shot largely without permits.

After a while, the encounters, most of which are shot in a plodding back-and-forth style, become a little tiring, for Du Jiazhen and for the audience.

She plays all parts in these shorts, which are shot on scratchy, silent, Super-8 film and then transferred to video and DVD using various low-tech means.

The ground floor of Studio 24 is a vast space in which are shot almost all his films' scenes – most of which are static, intricate tableaux.

Unlike sitcoms, which are shot on sound stages in front of live audiences, hourlong dramas are in essence small movies shot on an eight-day shooting schedule.

The UK also backs a ban on the international trade in polar bears, hundreds of which are shot each year for export.

Which is shot in fake documentary style.

"Look at This Is England, which is shot in Sheffield.

One thought it was a crew filming "Homeland," which is shot in that city.

The film, which was shot mostly in China, was released in December, 2007.

Don't forget Edgar G. Ulmer's coruscating "Detour" (1945), which was shot in six days.