But they are expressed through highly formal structures, including constant intercutting of all the components.

The tension of the narrative never flags, despite a complicated chronological intercutting.

They are, in fact, examples of the way that film can cover simultaneous but separate activities through the intercutting of parallel action.

Arick was thus forced to use a different print that shows only the unicorn running, without any intercutting to Deckard.

The intercutting is structured so as Costard and Dull's exist from the King in 1.1.

We see the six cast members frantically networking, their endeavours signalled by the intercutting of speech and twitchy kinetic dance.

The intercutting of the diaries provides a natural dramatic irony, as the differing fortunes of the two parties become increasingly apparent.

This cinematic intercutting is a technique he has used before to heighten suspense, and it demands close attention to untangle the different skeins of his story.

As the song chorus begins, rapid intercutting continues, featuring Minaj angrily growling at the camera and a plastic doll with a more than voluptuous figure.

Iliadis stated that he felt the intercutting of comedic scenes with the rape scene in the 1972 film had the tendency to take one out of the moment.

"Brooklyn Babylon" begins with some pointed intercutting between a Jamaican rap band in rehearsal and a Hasidic wedding in ecstatic progress.

This intercutting of separate actions tells the story more vividly, and it allows the editor to 'telescope time' by shortening the length of the shots at the cuts.

Didion also said writing screenplays influenced her use of dialogue in her novels, especially the "intercutting" in "A Book of Common Prayer" (1977).

The appeal of this series, which is almost always graphic and interesting, lies in pacing and intercutting of clips that portray events with a restrained taste for the dramatic.

Partly this is achieved by a technique Mr. Klima has used before, the seamless intercutting of direct experience and memory, so that narratives in various time frames go forward simultaneously.

But the staging and camera close-ups have a certain amount of mystery and invention, as do the sets and the intercutting of murmurs and baby sounds with the Prokofiev score.

With long tracking shots that follow characters around the set or the accelerated intercutting of stranger-than-average camera angles, the show's breakneck verbal pace is matched and then furthered by what we see.

The shooting, cutting, and intercutting of one extended brainwashing sequence, seen from multiple points-of-view, is still striking decades later, and the movie earned Webster his second Academy Award nomination."

The intercutting of the scene between Daniel and the girl's perspectives is largely identical to Double Dare, as is the suggestion that the girl will meet a horrible fate if Daniel does not intervene.

Stone was shrewd enough to retain the obsessive intercutting of the novel, which shifted back and forth from the gang's perspective to that of the subway police, who methodically sift through information to track the kidnappers down.

Mr. Gould is engaging even in the worn-out role of a worn-out hit man with a sensitive nature, and the intercutting between him and his prey is effective, particularly as he tries to keep track of them in an amusement park.

The critic called Fincher "a visual virtuoso," writing, "He's also a master of psychological gamesmanship, and most of the movie will bypass fancy camerawork for classical intercutting between the cats and the mice (who sometimes trade sides of the board)."

But the constraints of the stage - no cameras, no intercutting between scenes, no close-ups - and perhaps a fear of the theater audience's diminished attention span seem to have foisted a need to economize on Mr. Mann and the director, John Tillinger.

THE RETREAT - INTERCUTTING INDY AND SATIPO The sanctuary has begun to rumble and shake in response to the mysterious mechanism.