Sentence examples for drama responsible from inspiring English sources
Age: 43 Industry: broadcasting Annual programme budget: £260m Staff: 15 Tranter is the most powerful commissioning editor in TV drama, responsible for output on all four BBC channels.
The Royal Court has long been flagbearer for new British drama, responsible for launching the careers of writers as varied as John Osborne and Sarah Kane.
Job: controller of drama commissioning, BBC Age: 43 Industry: broadcasting Annual programming budget: £260m Staff: 15 2005 ranking: 79 Jane Tranter is the most powerful commissioning editor in TV drama, responsible for output across all four of the BBC's TV channels, from BBC1 to BBC4.
Job: controller of drama commissioning, BBC Age: 40 Industry: broadcasting Annual programming budget: £324m Staff: 15 2002 ranking: new entry With an annual budget of £324m, Jane Tranter is one of the most powerful executives in TV drama, responsible for 473 hours of TV last year.
Shannon Sullivan (2006) characterizes this aspect of classical psychoanalysis 'familialism,' which is a view that the Oedipal drama responsible for constructing the self precedes any interaction with a social, historical world.
Ben Stephenson, the BBC drama chief responsible for Sherlock, Call the Midwife, Poldark and Wolf Hall, is joining US film-maker JJ Abrams' Bad Robot Productions.
The ITV drama executives responsible for Downton Abbey, Mr Selfridge and Appropriate Adult are to leave the broadcaster to set up their own production company.
Ekhof was among the earliest theorists on German drama and was responsible for a freer, more natural style of acting.
She was the initial director on the BBC's drama Casualty (1986-87), responsible for casting and keen to ensure that the writers used this prime-time format to tackle important and controversial subjects.
The products of the liberal Hollywood establishment — the earnest, socially responsible dramas that Crowther frequently championed and that Kael in particular despised — did not retreat in the face of a generational challenge mounted by "Bonnie and Clyde" (and also, less noisily, by "The Graduate").
As the corporation's grandly-titled controller of fiction, Tranter is responsible for drama, comedy, film and acquisitions across the corporation's entire television output.
