Sentence examples for based on filmmaking from inspiring English sources

Though they consider themselves a comedy group, the members of Sunset TV aren't connected to the New York stand-up or improv scenes, partly because their brand of humor is based on filmmaking, not live performance.

(Dargis) 'THE CELESTINE PROPHECY' (PG, 100 minutes) A delectable fusion of new age babble and luridly bad filmmaking based on the best-selling book by James Redfield.

It helped spark the New Hollywood of the late 1960s and early '70s, in which a style of filmmaking based on low budgets and avant-garde directors arose that differed greatly from the traditional moviemaking of the Hollywood studios.

"It's quite clearly a tweet that is attacking people who were defending Roman Polanski... based on the quality of filmmaking that he did," Seder recalled telling the network when they confronted him last week about Cernovich's comments.

And God Created Woman" seemed to open a window to a new kind of French filmmaking, one based on the notion of the fiercely independent auteur rather than the eternally beholden functionary.

Chakra: I believe that the UAE should start looking into low budget filmmaking, based on good material and maybe find more unity within the Gulf and co-produce.

The seeming family resemblance of the last decade's worth of innovative independent filmmaking — founded largely on improvisation based on situations close to the filmmakers' own and using performers they find in their own circles — is somewhat deceptive.

Mattel is testing the waters of feature filmmaking after producing cheaper DVD and Web films based on its Barbie doll.

Making a film on sea ice requires original thinking in almost every area, starting with an entire production staff based on a ship with few of the usual glamorous filmmaking amenities.

J. Michael Hagopian, a survivor of the Armenian genocide who came to the United States from Turkey after World War I, studied filmmaking and made a series of documentaries based on interviews with hundreds of other survivors, died on Dec. 10 at his home in Thousand Oaks, Calif.

Despite lacking any filmmaking experience, in 1922 he persuaded a San Francisco stage actor who wanted to make a movie based on poetry to hire him to direct the one-reel film, The Ballad of Fisher's Boarding House.