Sentence examples for developing movie from inspiring English sources
Ms. Snider, who came to Universal in 1996 after a decade analyzing and developing movie projects for various producers and studios, has attained a considerable amount of power at the studio in a remarkably short time.
"I haven't been working on films, haven't been developing movies, or any of that shit".
In addition to feature films that get that message across, Animal Planet is intent on developing movies of its own - especially after the success last year of "the Retrievers," a made-for-television movie about a family who takes in a litter of puppies, which lifted the network to its highest prime-time rating ever.
Gibson's career slowed a bit, but he was still developing movies, including one about Viking warriors that Leonardo DiCaprio exited after RadarOnline published audio of Gibson roaring at his then-girlfriend.
Other controversies developed, movie deals were signed, but most important, the publicity surrounding the race galvanized the national campaign to inoculate children against diphtheria.
Mr. McGinness plans to sell advertising online, license characters featured in the News — he is talking to toy companies — and develop movie deals based on the publication's content.
Ms. Taymor is eager to move on from "Spider-Man," as she develops movie projects and a coming Off Broadway production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," while Bono and the Edge faced potentially embarrassing tabloid headlines from likely courtroom testimony about their machinations to fire their onetime friend and director.
There's a company in Ireland called PortoMedia that's developed movie kiosks.
AI already develops movie trailers that some believe approach the impact of their human-generated counterparts.
The game received negative reviews from critics and was described as another entry in a long line of poorly developed movie tie-ins.
Before leaving Los Angeles for retirement in Hawaii in 1988, she also developed movie projects for a company run by the Osmond family.
