Sentence examples for constrained studio from inspiring English sources

Budgets are constrained; studio time is limited.

Reality isn't constrained by studio notes.

Click here Now they're making music in their "dingy bedrooms" of south Manchester, but they're happy about not being constrained to a studio.

A US supreme court decision had severely constrained the major studios' business practices, and cinema audiences had slumped by half with the rise of television.

Sadly, he was still constrained by the movie studio's vision of family-friendly fare.

You are at a certain remove from the action, but then if you were in his studio and felt constrained about yelling out a hundred questions, this is exactly the experience you would have.

The studios are also constrained by contracts that release movies on a fairly rigid distribution schedule -- first to airplanes and hotels, then to rental, then down to pay-per-view, then regular television.

Dan Gilroy, "I do a lot of studio jobs and feel constrained by that.

Though he was politically free, he faced difficulties in a British studio, where the working methods were constrained by sedimented traditions and stringent union regulations.

Not because he wants things for free, but because it seems to him that "digital" means studios and moviegoers no longer need be constrained by the two choices of the old days.

Its late-1970'studioio albums were showcases for Tom Verlaine's songs and were constrained by the length of the LP.