Sentence examples for audience documentary from inspiring English sources

"Target" won both the judges' and the audience documentary awards.

Two audience awards were announced on Saturday night: "Any Day Now," the director Travis Fine's feature inspired by a true story of a gay couple trying to adopt a teenager in Los Angeles during the 1970s, received the audience narrative award, and "Burn," Tom Putnam and Brenna Sanchez's film that follows the fire commissioner of Detroit, won the audience documentary award.

It won the Outfest Los Angeles audience documentary award as well as a special mention by the judges, who praised the film "for its depiction of undying activism".

As TV seeks ways of holding on to its increasingly skittish and distracted audience, documentaries spun off from a core programme, and arranged into official or unofficial seasons, have become an industry.

He says the show has brought a whole new audience to documentary programming – it is Channel 4's most-watched factual programme ever.

The flowering of photographers leads to millions of people who are thinking more visually and whom we may be able to entice to become an audience for documentary and photojournalistic images.

Many rival pictures launched themselves this weekend at the upscale audience, including documentary Life in a Day and US indie drama The Messenger (see "Other openers", below), but Potiche's real competition came from holdover title Senna, which has established itself as the number one choice for non-mainstream cinemagoers.

As always, the Bagger will be paying attention to this race, not only because our own Mr. Cunningham is a potential nominee, but because a little gold guy actually makes a big impact on the audience for documentaries.

Big-name restaurants have acquired enough cachet, and can command large enough audiences, that documentary makers have also turned their cameras on them.

Dutch broadcaster VPRO was looking for ways to involve a younger audience in documentaries and approached Submarine, a Dutch distribution and production company for transmedia productions.

TA: We suspect that losing the largest television audience for documentaries is never good for a film, and there is no doubt more eyes would have been on "Citizen Koch" had the public been able to see it on public TV.