Sentence examples for editing focus from inspiring English sources

Our initial package price of $500,000 for a campaign includes everything creative, production, editing, focus group research and the first 150 GRPs of media.

Early reports from people who have demo'd the new Final Cut Pro (FCP 8?) say that the changes are "dramatic and ambitious" and should alleviate concerns that Apple has shifted its video editing focus from the professional to the consumer space, shutting down work on FCP.

Tailor your reel to your job – if you are applying for a job editing, focus on scenes that cut between multiple angles, if you are focusing on sound design then focus on scenes that showcase how you mix music, dialogue, and sound effects seamlessly.

Here, we describe the applications of CRISPR for genome, epigenome, and 3D genome editing, focusing on CRISPR DNA-fragment editing with Cas9 and a pair of sgRNAs to investigate topological folding of chromatin TADs and developmental gene regulation.

Photo editing focused company Aviary has had the best six months ever in the tech space, snatching partnership deals with companies like Yahoo! and Flickr and most recently Twitter.

Rather, his editing focuses mostly on color, contrast, and mood.

Bartley and Ó Briain shot more than 200 hours of material; editing focused on identifying footage that would make the film entertaining and drive the plot.

Cloning and sequencing revealed monotonously C->T or G->A substituted sequences with editing focused on Tp C (GpA) dinucleotides, all consistent with editing by A3A and/or A3B.

Both are important, but editing focuses on considering what your content is and how it works.

From the 1990s, he went on to write for a variety of other South African publications, chiefly the Star and the Financial Mail, as well as to edit Focus, the political journal of the foundation set up to promote liberal constitutional democracy by the anti-apartheid MP, and his close friend, Helen Suzman.

From 1991 to 1997, after moving to the United States in 1987, I edited FOCUS, the monthly magazine of the Mathematical Association of America, and since January 1996 I have written a monthly column, Devlin's Angle, for the association.