Sentence examples for common studio from inspiring English sources

"The majority of story premises...can be accomplished on such common studio back lot locales and sets such as Early 1900 Street, Oriental Village, Cowtown, Border Fort, Victorian Drawing Room, Forest and Streamside," wrote Roddenberry in his original pitch.

Mr. Wilson created a core area with the reception desk and some common studio space for guest performers, but scattered the individual radio stations and other operations around the footprint.

SOON after entering the common studio space at the Universitatea de Arta si Design in Cluj Napoca, Romania, Livia Straus spotted a dreadlocked young man working alone in a corner.

We have our common studio — we join forces to create.

· Studios and Programming - Another common theme: studios are clueless, and won't lead the way in this new space, nor will major media players, who simply repurpose their existing content for VR.

(Spoto's remark on such practice — "it was common for studios to exchange screen tests made by actors they subsequently rejected" — has the right ring of pitiless mercantile behavior. You take my leavings, I'll have yours).

Not only are the A-list names hauling home money by the wheelbarrow, they also have increasingly become their own production companies, with more in common with studios than with the bit actor who works occasionally.

(According to the network the only thing the two shows have in common is the studio location).

It is common practice for studio publicists to gently nudge the critics who attend press junkets for films to provide glowing quotes -- especially the critics from small and little-known publications whose junket expenses are paid by the studio.

Of course, that is a bit of protesting too much, as this is exactly the time when potshots at front-runners — which "Argo" has steadfastly become — are common, as any studio executive worth his or her contracted-trade ads knows.

The common language among studio executives today is, oh, look, we understand what's happening, you've made the point, don't make it again, let's move on.