Sentence examples for attach talent from inspiring English sources

Brill reportedly developed the show concept with Mighty Ducks producer Jordan Kerner and is now working on a script with ABC Signature Studios, with plans to attach talent and start pitching to networks sometime in 2018.

All these things are important, especially when attached to talent and honor.

"You've got to be able to judge talent, then attach the numbers to that talent, make decisions and make trades.

If you are going to use live audio, have a good lavaliere microphone attached to the talent's clothing, far enough away from the talent so that breathing is not captured on mic.

Messing with the Gershwins is an artistic gamble even with top talent attached.

"The catch in getting a film made is to get around a firewall of agents to get talent attached," Mr. Kidd says.

But the show does have some proven human talent attached, including the composer Duncan Sheik ("Spring Awakening"), the director John Tartaglia ("Avenue Q") and the lyricist Nell Benjamin ("Legally Blonde"), who wrote the lyrics and book.

We are so proud of this series, its depth of storytelling and the remarkable talent attached.

Independent film is a hard world, but for any producer it is always made easier by having recognizable talent attached to their project.

Freeform describes the show, which has no premiere date or talent attached to it yet, as a "Sex in the City" version of late-night talk, hosted by "a group of smart, alluring and dynamic ladies having fun on their own..

Neither David Cameron nor Ed Miliband, for all the importance they attach to speeches, has displayed any talent for the job of national orator, let alone of national healer and unifier.