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single-shot
[sing-guhl-shot]
adjective
(of a firearm) requiring loading before each shot; not having or using a cartridge magazine.
Word History and Origins
Origin of single-shot1
Example Sentences
But what was it like for Doherty, a veteran actor with many credits — including Princess Anne in “The Crown” — to take on a single-shot, 52-minute episode requiring her to parry and push and prod a young actor on his first job?
Singh said the single-shot technique "can feel like a gimmick" but that the acting is "phenomenal".
Soderbergh’s camera moves slowly enough for the viewer to forget that they’re an active part of his film, letting each long, single-shot take wander as it would if we were surveying the house ourselves.
That challenge will be doubly complicated with the QUT vaccine, though, because it requires two doses, as opposed to UniSC's single-shot formula.
The show is technically a sequel to the 2021 movie “Boiling Point,” a single-shot movie about one catastrophic night at a fancy restaurant.
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