Sentence examples for factual programs from inspiring English sources

Hamish Mykura, the channel's director of specialist factual programs, who commissioned the film, said, "This program helped dispel some damaging myths about this tragic event".

Ordinarily, a documentary is presented not as an isolated production but as a part of a series of factual programs bearing some proprietary title — for example, "N.B.C. White Paper," "C.B.S. Reports," or the American Broadcasting Company's "Close-Up!" The contents of documentary programs are extremely diverse.

In radio and television, those who appear on factual programs are ordinarily looked upon as poor cousins of the entertainers, because, as in most business enterprises, there is a tendency to value performance in terms of the amount of money it brings in, and in that the entertainers notoriously lead the field.

Hendricks, a high school science teacher, wanted to offer viewers a cable channel with intelligent, factual programs about nature and civilization that would be useful to his students.

It is now part of specialist factual programming.

She added that audiences were able to distinguish between drama and factual programming.

Factual programming was up, by 8% on the previous year to £522m.

Cohen, whose background is in factual programming, is clearly proud of his more serious shows.

BBC Worldwide and Discovery have been partners in a global factual programming and channels joint venture since 1997.

Five Life's mix of drama, entertainment and factual programming includes Home and Away, The Wright Stuff and Trisha Goddard.

Alison Sharman is director of daytime and factual programming, while Katy Thorogood is commissioner for daytime and factual.