Sentence examples for broadcast writing from inspiring English sources
She taught broadcast writing at Columbia Journalism School and received her MFA in film at Columbia School of the Arts.
The programme has retained the interest of reviewers several years after its original broadcast; writing for The Jerusalem Post, Aryeh Dean Cohen said, "The cast sparkles all around, as does the script, and the characters are endearing and believable".
Working in both print journalism and broadcast TV over the past decades, Brooker's career has been extremely varied, from writing TV reviews and a what-if style column called "Supposing" for the Guardian to broadcast writing for the brilliant satireNathan Barley, the faux-news comedy series The Brass Eye, and the zombie-thriller Big Brother parody Dead Set.
This includes the creating of the broadcast, writing of the material, technical work and performing the announcements.
The chairman, Julian, expects the fellows to film, broadcast, write down their agony.
"That portions of the movie [Romeo Killer] may be fictionalized, dramatized or embellished does not constitute a sufficient basis for the imposition of a prior restraint enjoining its broadcast," wrote Presiding Justice Karen Peters for a unanimous three-judge panel in Porco.
Less justifiable, perhaps, is his resentment at Labour's attacks on his SNP pronouncements and broadcasts, written off once by Brian Wilson as 'the view from a Marbella saloon bar'.
Specifically, this holistic program raised awareness of the disease through radio broadcasts, written material, and traditional song and dance; trained peer educators; drafted HIV policies and plans; and disseminated condoms [ 7].
Yemeni TV broadcast a written message for national and international organisations to intervene to save its employees from the shelling.
Not only are the N. Vietnamese not fully… The point stressed in everything the Communists broadcast & write is that the Saigon government's "human and economic resources" must be attacked, and this is… Tells about Pres.
The point stressed in everything the Communists broadcast & write is that the Saigon government's "human and economic resources" must be attacked, and this is why so much emphasis is being placed on a "ten-point amnesty program" promulgated by the P.R.G. & designed to make as many wavering troops and bureaucrats as possible desert to the Communists.
