Sentence examples for festival process from inspiring English sources

At each stage of the festival process, all entering playwrights are given full written evaluations of their work.

"Maybe 10 years ago, it was almost as if it was a requirement to go through the film festival process.

As mentioned above, respecting boundaries was a key part of the festival process.

"My functions were put to an end, brutally and unilaterally," Mr. Barrot told Le Monde, without expanding on the reasons for the separation, though in an article published in the Paris daily Liberation on April 28 he described the festival's selection process as uneven and rebuked the festival for not working more seriously with Hollywood.

Finding your soulmate can be a daunting task, but this festival makes the process much more enjoyable with a little luck o' the Irish.

And while the Central American nation's laidback attitude provides excellent respite for travelers looking to escape from the frenetic energy of life in a big city, it can make throwing a festival a stressful process.

And while the Central American nation's laidback attitude provides excellent respite for travellers looking to escape from the frenetic energy of life in a big city, it can make throwing a festival a stressful process.

BPM's success has led the charge for the viability of both destination festivals and decentralized festivals, and in the process has awoken a whole cultural scene in the Mayan Riviera, one that could step out of Ibiza's shadow and into its own as this dance mecca in the jungle continues to grow into a new power in worldwide dance music.

Except for films entered in the competition, however, there was no submission process; the festival's films were chosen only by invitation, said David Kwok, the festival's filmmaker coordinator.

A few weeks into this process, Images Festival in Toronto gave me the opportunity to expand the project into an installation for their festival so I asked Brandon Blommaert to create all [the] user interface design/animation and Brenna Murphy [to be] the labyrinth architect.

Mr. Peña said he had heard about the film for some time but finally viewed it in the 11th hour of the festival's film-selection process.