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special effect

NOUN
  1. an effect used to produce scenes that cannot be achieved by normal techniques (especially on film)

How To Use special effect In A Sentence

  • It was more akin to ritual performance than film narrative, with the actors, costumes, lines, sets, and special effects chosen and designed to create a sense of a divine world rather than a human one.
  • The interface can be tweaked to show only the most used tools, such as cropping or fixing red-eye, or it can be expanded to give access to advanced features, such as masking and special effects.
  • A visual device such as a fade, dissolve or wipe, also includes superimposing and other special effects.
  • His pictures contained some of the most innovative action sequences ever recorded on film, a testament to the skilled directors, cameramen, stuntmen, and special effects people at Republic.
  • And he can light the blue touchpaper on a Roman Candle, but it may be impossible to tell whether the ensuing two second fizzing is the intended special effect or a product malfunction.
  • Reviewers, for instance, were narked that the special effects were not all that special.
  • The wealth of extras for this unsettling horror include a featurette about the special effects and deleted scenes. The Sun
  • Reviewers, for instance, were narked that the special effects were not all that special.
  • There is a healthy amount of grain, moderate edge enhancement, and awful special effects.
  • Obviously, a movie that features futuristic technology and mutants with spectacular powers is going to be heavy with special effects.
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