Sentence examples for edit booth from inspiring English sources

Reading interviews with her highlights the ephemeral and winding quality of her correspondence her writing rings true to the human experience and makes for brilliant fiction, but it's probably challenging to tackle in the edit booth.

Monica Lewinsky and I were both in our early 20s in the mid-'90s, both zaftig and flirtatious, both precocious and probably a bit entitled-seeming, and both employed in Washington institutions, though my time in the edit booths of NPR can hardly compare to her time in the private bathroom off the Oval Office.

But they will be produced, as before, within a very crowded and noisy editing booth.

When Universal took his "King Kong" remake to Comic-Con in 2005, Mr. Jackson was holed up in an editing booth in his native New Zealand.

In the film she appears only rarely and then typically in the editing booth, her expression registering nothing to suggest that the people in front of the camera are speaking intimately about her own complicated life.

IT was silent in the editing booth overlooking Bryant Park -- a glass corner office on the 26th floor of the Grace Tower -- as a handful of editors and producers settled back to watch the former mayor of New York speak those words on a television monitor attached to a bank of computers.

On the other hand, there is a good deal of curiosity -- and a bit of concern among Mr. Bloomberg's advisers -- over how commanding a public presence Mr. Bloomberg will have without the benefit of the television editing booth that produced his campaign ads.

Genvid hopes to solve this problem by enabling developers to control camera angles during live-streamed games as if they were in the editing booth at major sporting events.

And don't expect ANY mercy in the editing booth.

I'll take a snug arse over perfect fidelity every time, or at least until we can squeeze a decent armchair into a soundproofed editing booth.

The first film Ms. Booth edited herself was "The Bridge of San Luis Rey," which was released in 1929 and had a sequence that was partly sound.