Word: visualize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...well, Dana stated. As Shostakovitch has said, music and bullets go together in the Red Army. Drama is similarly an almost physical necessity for the Soviet people. In the absence of the vast volume of motion pictures which we have in America, it is their chief form of visual entertainment...
...theaters. Factory girls and soldiers held parties and waltzed swiftly to the tootlings of brass bands. A new play, Russian People, by the war poet, Constantino Simenov, was in rehearsal in hundreds of Soviet theaters. Soviet motion-picture Director Alexander Dovzhenko said that all Russian newsreels purposely showed "the visual aspect of war, completely and unflinchingly" (in contrast to U.S. official squeamishness about the facts of war and death...
...textbook of advanced cinema technique. The novel use of sidelighting and exaggerated perspective that made Kane seem unlike any other movie floods Ambersons with the same revealing eloquence, examining faces, bathrooms, streets, the cluttered detail of the Ambersons' magnificence, from a viewpoint so fresh that it creates a visual suspense in the very act of clarification. Once the camera takes a 350-degree turn round the ballroom at George's home-for-the-holidays party, darting in to pick up revealing scraps of conversation, moving, probing, giving the narrative subtle, succinct meaning...
...physical classification, 1-AR, applies to men with correctible defects, i.e., dental and nutritional defects, nasal obstructions, hernia, etc. Visual and dental requirements have been relaxed somewhat, but height and weight specifications remain the same...
...week Hope put on his tenth straight broadcast from a training camp (location censored). Benny has found that incalculable whoops and whistles upset his expertly worried lines. No ad-libber, he has to stick to his painfully prepared script, feels that a lot of mugging thrown in for a visual audience is a sin against his radio listeners...