Sentence examples for filmmaking operation from inspiring English sources
In 2008 Mr. Perry, whose filmmaking operation is based in Atlanta, founded an art-house banner called 34th Street Productions.
For the sixth season of "Hard Knocks," the training-camp reality series it produces for HBO, the National Football League's filmmaking operation added a new attraction: Rex Ryan's mouth.
However, while I've had plenty to say about how Lucas mismanaged his brands, I do have to admit feeling a little sadness that his entire legacy -- the greatest independent filmmaking operation in history -- is now subsumed as another appendage of the Disney monster.
"The company started as a filmmaking operation.
In the years to come, he would also launch a filmmaking operation, complete with high-tech studios in Chantilly, and host a film festival.
Lucas conceived the Ranch as a complete filmmaking operation — his version of the ideal studio, one that would respect human values and creativity, as opposed to Hollywood studios, which he saw as evil and greedy and encouraging of mediocrity.
After the war, Esther Eng decided to set up her Chinese language filmmaking operations in the U.S., and in January of 1947 the Singtao Evening News reported that one major factor for Eng's decision may have been that film production costs in the U.S. were one-third of the cost in Hong Kong.
In mid-1927, the filmmaking operations of Pathé Exchange and Cecil B. De Mille's Producers Distributing Corporation PDCC) had united under KAO's control.
Tagging along after the Wachowskis and Tykwer for a few days encouraged me to compare my own addiction of writing novels to the relatively vast operation of filmmaking.
Now it's taking on not only Netflix but also ESPN with a sports streaming business, Hollywood through a filmmaking division, Tesla with carmaking operations, Fitbit with wearables and Apple with phones and media apps.
Hong Kong cinemas global reach offers an opportunity to explore how flows of capital, people, technologies, ideas and creativity circulate and shape the cultural industry of filmmaking, resulting in transnational co-productions and cross-cultural co-operations.
