Sentence examples for development of the documentary from inspiring English sources

Television deeply affected the development of the documentary film in two major ways: by providing a training ground for documentary directors and by building a supply of news film that could be adapted to documentary form.

As Co-creator and co-writer of the documentary series, she is integral in content planning, on-site directing, and development of the documentary treatment.

She is based in New York as the associate director of development for the documentary division; he is based in Bristol, Conn., as the coordinating producer of "SportsNation" and "Numbers Never Lie," daily shows on ESPN2.

Fearless, incisive, but above all entertaining, Whicker's programmes took viewers to far-flung places and broke new ground in the development of television documentary.

OSAC is a NIST-administered effort to provide subject matter expertise to the development of forensic science documentary standards within the United States.

Similarly important was Dziga Vertov, whose kino-glaz ("film-eye") theory that the camera, like the human eye, is best used to explore real life had a huge impact on the development of documentary filmmaking and cinema realism in the 1920s.

Most pertinent of these for the purposes of this paper is the development of documentary tools such as patient records and care plans.

The documentary traces the development of the sport across three generations and three geographic areas, giving a voice to Greg Noll, Jeff Clark and Laird Hamilton – representing respectively the 50s, the 70s and the contemporary era – to narrate the surfing cultures of Northern California, Southern California and Hawaii.

In addition to the game, for which $300,000 of the money was to be earmarked, they are partnering with 2 Player Productions to make a video documentary about the development of the game.

In another life he'd be Making documentaries on the development of the intake manifold for a Sky channel in the mid 500s.

Documentary evidence was reviewed to inform the development of the interview schedule on primary care professionals' competencies.