Sentence examples for documentary mission from inspiring English sources
Yet it well serves Bard's documentary mission and the needs of scholars.
And on the big screen, documentary Mission to Lars followed a man with a learning disability as he left his Devon care home on a quest to meet his hero, Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich.
Or try this one for size: as Zuzana Ružicková revealed in Mahan Esfahani's radio documentary Mission Harpsichord, Richter's performances of Prokofiev's piano sonatas (the 9th of which is dedicated to him), were completely different in their austerity and objectivity from the romanticism and freedom of Prokofiev's own playing of these pieces.
He produced a great documentary "Mission of Hope", about his trip to Sri Lanka following the deadly Tsunami.
"Of all the money raised for conservation in this country, only two or three percent focus on the ocean," explained sea advocate David Rockefeller, Jr., acting ever the supportive husband at MOMA's screening of his wife Susan Rockefeller's documentary Mission of Mermaids, screened in celebration of World Ocean's Day.
Premiering this week on Netflix simultaneously with its release in US cinemas is the streaming outlet's latest original documentary, Mission Blue.
When circumstances made it so that I was visiting my aunt's house on November 11th, the night the National Geographic documentary about the mission, Space Dive, premiered, I camped out with my brothers to watch on the big TV she has.
At least Mr. Hanks has bona fide interests in space: for example, he was the executive producer of a 12-part documentary on moon missions and he starred in "Apollo 13".
"Perhaps because they saw the documentary as sharing their mission to create dialogue and discussion around taboo topics like death and bereavement, they never told us to turn the cameras off," Zouhali-Worrall said.
For a case study in how the industry has evolved over the past five decades, check out "De Palma," the new documentary about "Carrie" and "Mission: Impossible" director Brian De Palma.
It seemed awfully easy to for you and your crew to get permission from NASA to film there by telling them you were college students doing a documentary on the Apollo mission.
