Sentence examples for first director of vision from inspiring English sources
As the BBC's first director of vision, Bennett is responsible for BBC1, BBC2 and digital TV services including BBC3, BBC4, CBBC and BBC HD, as well as its in-house programme-making departments.
The BBC's first director of vision and one of director general Mark Thompson's key lieutenants, Bennett seemed destined to be the corporation's first female DG until "Crowngate" two years ago, when a misleading trailer for a programme about the Queen led to the resignation of the then BBC1 controller, Peter Fincham.
In 1919 Gropius became the founder and first director of the Bauhaus school of design in Weimar, the most important institution in Germany for the expression of Modernism's aesthetic and cultural vision.
Joseph Grinnell was the first Director of UC Berkeley's Museum of Vertebrate Zoology MVZZ).
Norm Gibbs, the first Director of Education at the SEI guided efforts in this area.
He was the first Director of the Sackler Institute for Developmental Psychobiology at Columbia University.
As a director of television, and later director of Vision, she was second to none, with a record that speaks for itself in both reach and appreciation across the many services she was responsible for".
Bennett, the BBC's director of vision, ended up seventh out of eight acts for her version of 1960s group The Box Tops' song, The Letter, on which she played guitar alongside Dragons' Den series producer Sam Lewins on keyboards.
The director of News, Helen Boaden, tells then director of Vision (TV), George Entwistle, about the Savile project in a 10-second conversation at an awards lunch.
Jana Bennett is BBC director of Vision.
