Sentence examples for charge of documentary from inspiring English sources

Sheila Nevins, vice president in charge of documentary programming at HBO, who received the festival's industry award, used to receive written proposals from filmmakers hoping to sell their movies to her network.

Then, in 2007, a local paper wanted to do a story about the people in the picture: it had been in an exhibition at Tate Britain and I had just been put in charge of documentary photography at Newport University.

When I tell people that I am in charge of documentary films at the Guardian, it can cause some confusion: it is normally only broadcasters who have documentary departments.

At the same time, there seemed to be no boundary between her off-screen life and her on-screen presence, which is why, as artificial and contrived as her styles and mannerisms may have been, her films, even bad ones, give off an exhilarating charge of documentary immediacy, as do even her most posed and stylized photos.

Hewitt and William A. Leonard, then a CBS News vice-president in charge of documentaries, wanted to emulate Life and Look, large-circulation journals which concentrated on people.

As ITV adapted to a multi-channel age and Central was taken over by Carlton, James remained in charge of Central's documentary unit, but he was unfortunate enough to commission The Connection (1996).

But Lauren Lazin, the channel's vice president in charge of news and documentaries, said these techniques reflect the sensibilities of a sophisticated, media-savvy audience while upholding the basic documentary tenet of telling stories truthfully and sympathetically.

He arrived at the BBC from Channel 4, where he was head of the E4 channel and in charge of Channel 4 documentaries.

According to Robyn Hutt, Court TV's executive producer in charge of "Brooklyn North,' the documentary series will be extended to new locations.

Sources conflict as to whether Franken was involved: Biran wrote that Franken had been left in charge of the studio's documentaries, while the American film scholar Karl G. Heider recorded Franken as co-directing the film.

Dave Sirulnick, an executive producer of "The Paper" who is also in charge of MTV's news and documentary division, said that MTV tried to be attentive to the sensitivities of its high-school-age stars and took additional precautions in preparing the show, obtaining the permission of the school board and the parents of all the featured students.