"documentary production" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of creating a documentary film or television program. Example: The documentary production team spent months researching and gathering footage for their film about endangered species.
CNBC recently laid off "a handful of employees" from its internal documentary production unit, TVNewser reported.
Mr. Isay, who is 35, stumbled onto radio documentary production at age 22.
Mrs. Klobucher, 27, is a producer and the head of new series development for Kurtis Productions, a documentary production company in Chicago.
The project was announced Monday by A&E IndieFilms, the documentary production arm of the A&E network, which will form a partnership with Mr. Myers.
"Unlike, say, a TV documentary production, we will not just keep the dramatic stuff, the gems, the acts of heroism, the storming of pillboxes single-handed.
Louis de Rochemont III, a filmmaker who directed the 1958 wide-screen documentary production "Windjammer," died on July 11 at his home outside Oslo.
The film's total budget was and Gopalakrishnan used the money he had collected from his documentary productions.
Since its founding, NBPC has re-invested millions of dollars in iconic documentary productions for public television and partnered with local stations as diverse as Howard University's WHUT, WGBH Boston and Mississippi Public Broadcasting to tell American stories from American points of view.
Sebastian Junger, who co-produced the documentary with Nick Quested (the head of Goldcrest, a documentary-production company in London), narrates "Hell on Earth," which he also wrote.
Shooting in 2005 and '06, Louis Alvarez, Andrew Kolker and Peter Odabashian of the Center for New American Media, a New York documentary-production company, discovered one thing these countries have in common: The omnipresent culture of the United States is like a giant funhouse mirror in which Europeans see their own distorted reflections.
Despite the success, ANIF was displeased with the film and halted its other non-documentary productions; one of the studio's cameramen, an Indo man named J.J.W. Steffens, suggested that ANIF's management preferred works of non-fiction as a more intellectual medium.
