The phrase "as its documentary" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that serves as a documentary or is related to a documentary, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The film was praised for its authenticity, as its documentary style captured the essence of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "as its film" or "as its record".
It said the 11-year-old youth channel's reputation for innovation and new talent, such as the sitcom Him and Her, was overshadowed in viewers' perceptions by the preponderance of US acquisitions (Family Guy) repeats and so-called "easy entertainment" such as its documentary series, Sun, Sex and Suspicious Parents.
Today about 40% of the company's income is from digital operations including Vice.com, the X-rated site it bought last year to transform into a youth media portal; 40% from its burgeoning new video channels such as Noisey; and 20% from areas such as books, films and music such as its documentary deal with HBO and Snoop Dogg's next album.
Mr. Plepler pointed to positive recognition for HBO's movies, like "Longford," as well as for its documentaries, like "When the Levees Broke," which recently won a Peabody Award.
Ultimately, the cinema's ability to immortalize the beauty of the everyday challenged even the most outlandish contrivances of artists such as Keaton, for whom its documentary power was as much a reproach as it was a boon.
The liberals lost that argument: the vote at the conference was that the law did not apply to Citizens United, which was free to advertise and run its documentary as it saw fit.
Not only would that video not make sense on TV or as its own documentary, but the audience it reached was far bigger than those already closely aware of Vox.
Heat magazine TV critic Boyd Hilton said the "binge-watching" phenomenon had been overplayed, but said Netflix shows such as its acclaimed documentary Making a Murderer were "brilliantly compelling and made you want to watch it as soon as possible".
Producers for Turner Classic Movies, which is running a 10-part series in 2010 on the history of the American film industry, spoke with Mr. Meyers this winter and will be using the commission's archival material as part of its documentary.
An active member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for many years, Boardman served as chairman of its documentary committee.
And while it doesn't reinvent its documentary form, as talking-head experts blend with historical re-creations, it is so sumptuously produced that it seems to.
HBO indeed originates and finances most of its documentaries, as it has "Children in War," rather than buying films or works in progress.
