Sentence examples for creative approval from inspiring English sources

Barrett: I think the way that business used to be done, fax order, insertion order, approved by SI department of creative approval, sent out to Time Inc dept. of creative approval, no.

Mr. Quaid had negotiated an unusually high degree of creative approval for the show, and there were disagreements about his interpretation of his character, who is based on Falstaff.

Schulz's survivors get creative approval on every project.

"The New York Times also reported that Microsoft wanted creative approval over director and cast; 60 first-class plane tickets for Microsoft personnel and their guests to attend the premiere; and ownership of merchandising rights". As the film's production costs swelled heading into 2006, Universal approached Microsoft in an attempt to hammer out a better deal.

Developers in the trenches often groan about making games based on movies; in most cases they favor original projects that aren't encumbered by the kind of creative approvals involved when a brand is licensed.

It's almost completely DIY beyond ad creative approvals, so self-serve ads could bring in the cash to pay for servers without the team having to do much work.

If creatives needed approval from others to begin, they would never start (and some brilliant creatives never do start, sadly).

We can't stand to see a marketing initiative and not want to make it better with our own creative seal of approval.

Among the problems both cited: too many rounds of creative revisions, too many approval levels for creative changes and too many disagreements about strategy as well as the creative elements of the ads.

In that sense, she's the perfect choice for rounding out what Bravo was able to do". Further, Seventh Avenue executives said Burberry would never have hired her without the approval of creative director Christopher Bailey, who worked with her at Donna Karan.

But even as leaders of the nation's second largest city moved to end the permit system, the Writers Guild said that efforts to require writers, artists and others in creative occupations to get approval from local officials appear to be increasing in Southern California.