Sentence examples for documentaries for which from inspiring English sources

Coltrane, Mulligan and Gillespie are three of the musicians covered in "Jazz Heroes," a six-part series of half-hour documentaries for which Mr. Uden served as executive producer.

For Mr. Oskouei (pronounced os-koo-WEE), picture postcards are as much a part of the cultural healing process as the documentaries for which he was a recipient of a 2010 Prince Claus Award of 25,000 euros (about $37,000) from the Dutch Foreign Ministry.

He was also in great demand for studio work, recording with many of the best-known musicians in jazz and playing on hit records like Peggy Lee's "Fever". In addition, his drumming was heard on the soundtracks of hundreds of movies and television shows, including five Disney documentaries for which he wrote the music.

A few years ago, in response to one of the television documentaries for which she is well known in England, the (male) critic A. A. Gill wrote in The Sunday Times, in London, that she was less fit for a history program than for "The Undateables," a British reality show for the lovelorn disabled or disfigured.

"I almost don't want people to see it," she said of the documentary, for which she is a producer and an interview subject.

Those portions of the documentary for which renewed licenses could not be obtained have been replaced in the newly released version.

The Last Survivors, a documentary for which they were interviewed, will be broadcast on BBC Two on Sunday, January 27, International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

The film is not the first documentary for which high school students have been handed cameras and asked to record their daily lives.

The editor, Karen Schmeer, was "one of the greatest editors of her generation," said Greg Barker, the director of "Sergio," a documentary for which Ms. Schmeer won an editing award at the Sundance Film Festival in 2009.

Yet her signature feistiness was much in evidence when the producer of the documentary for which Ms. Carter was being interviewed asked her to explain why global warming affects not just polar bears but people around the globe.

Though it did not stint in its criticism, Mr Wright's book strove to maintain a non-judgmental tone; Mr Gibney has sought to emulate this in his documentary, for which the Church apparently refused to be interviewed".I really appreciated the idea that Larry didn't set out to write an exposé," says Mr Gibney.