Sentence examples for camera talent from inspiring English sources

Whether it's British directors, actors or behind the camera talent.

To compile the list, we evaluate front of camera talent; fees for agents, managers and lawyers are not deducted.

Springwatch works with some amazing camera talent, and each year we ask them to give a personal insight into one of their filming passions.

Among the behind camera talent on the list is Charles Rogers, who co-created, co-wrote and co-directed the celebrated new show Search Party on TBS.

This year, we also refocused the Celeb 100 by ranking only "front of the camera" talent, jettisoning powerbroker producers who make most of their money behind the scenes.

Cost: $1,000, for tape, a token sum for camera talent and, of course, food for the energetic teen and professional video crew at brainstorming sessions and on location.

Q: Did this whet your appetite for more on-camera talent work?

The higher salaries for on-camera talent promoted the cult of television personality.

NBC decided that Mr. Brinkley had on-camera talent and in 1950 made him a news commentator.

Hollywood actor Hugo Weaving recently praised Australia's behind-the-camera talent while regretting it did not lead to more homegrown box office successes.

The new channel's success, its executives and other observers say, will depend on the public's desire for more narrowly focused food programming and the ability of the producers to mint the kind of on-camera talent that propelled Food Network.