Sentence examples for films in progress from inspiring English sources

For a producer, he says, it's best to have three films in progress at once since only one is likely to make it to fruition.

He ended his movie work in 1968 (with François Truffaut's "Stolen Kisses"), but, in assembling his movie-centered still-photo dossiers, he created perhaps the greatest and most revealing photographic documents ever made of films in progress.

And the ratio of white coats to red carpets may rise in years to come, as the Sloan Foundation has awarded grants to a batch of science-themed films in progress, among them screenplays about a geneticist in flooded near-future Vietnam, and young Isaac Newton trying to uncover the principles of love.

Our Main Room makes an unusual "boutique-style" meeting space for corporations, private parties, private film screenings, and films in progress dailies viewing.

Exclusive to the Melbourne exhibition will be a number of artworks from the studio's feature film in-progress, Early Man, which is due out in 2018.

His film-in-progress, also called "The Other Side of the Wind," is a languid enigma in the manner of Antonioni, with Kodar cast as a Native American radical.

The connections with Van der Aa's 2006 opera After Life, based on Kore-eda's film and set in a way-station between life and death, are obvious, and some of the clips from Toby's film-in-progress screened in Sunken Garden are similar to the filmed interviews in the earlier work.

He leaps up and shows me a "mini world premiere" on his screen of Wall, an animated film-in-progress based on his entertaining monologue about walking along the Berlin Wall; he has done the preliminary work at Shepperton Studios and now the National Film Board of Canada will spend two years turning it into a 50-minute animated cartoon.

His most recent film (in-progress) is about community, work, and the fiction of local author Allan Gurganus.

The film opens with a live-action prologue in which McCay busies himself studying a picture of the Lusitania as a model for his film-in-progress.

Alexie's film-in-progress, "Learning to Drown" is a documentary about people afflicted by hydrocephalus, also known as water on the brain.