Sentence examples for film execs from inspiring English sources

Think on that, TV and film execs, think on that.

Excellent, I thought to myself, I'll have a chance to show my film to a wheelbarrow load of film execs and distributors (at least any that hadn't gone to the bean feast that is the Berlinale).

Born out of a backlash to the smug, self-satisfied excesses of the 80s, these films existed to scare the moneyed execs (and their curly-haired wives), provide schadenfreude for the rest of us, and, for a few years at least, make a tidy profit for the film execs.

The film execs are interested.

NB This pitch should be recited after ingratiating yourself to film execs.

Just because the bombing has been described as "like a horror movie" doesn't mean film execs should spring at the chance to turn it into one.

Best Dancing by a Film Exec Christine Langan, glam new head of BBC Films.

Trash was even invited on to a panel to decide on the best female director (Kathryn Bigelow); UK female film exec (Christine Langan, BBC Films); female in crew (Ellen Kuras, cinematographer); female writer (Jane Goldman, Kick-Ass) and one to watch (Emma Stone, star of Easy A).

The Carpetbagger was calling around to his vast network of Hollywood sources – well, O.K., it's a couple of flaks and some B-listers, but still, he was working the phone – and discovered one film exec who was getting ready for the Broadcast Film Critics Association awards in Santa Monica.

Film exec Alan Ladd Jr. swaps out his Beverly Hills estate for an upscale condo in West Hollywood.

Somewhere in Hollywood, a hungry film exec is probably already optioning this story for a bug-centric Willard reboot.