Sentence examples for get documentaries from inspiring English sources

Surprised blonde Grierson awards host and Sky Arts presenter Mariella Frostrup followed Dawn with some "tawdry tales" of her attempts to get documentaries commissioned.

Katherine Hagedorn, director of the ethnomusicology program at Pomona College in Claremont, Calif., said: "There wasn't much money, and it was a lot easier to get documentaries approved than features.

With cheaper technology making it easier to get documentaries made and new online distribution platforms emerging, it's safe to say that campaigning films aren't going to go away.

It's very hard to get documentary images with it because it doesn't move.

Instead, we got documentaries.

We've got documentaries coming from Peru, Hong Kong, Sudan, Italy, Australia and more besides.

Here's what he said: This was our problem: we were getting documentaries that were qualifying each year, they were meeting the eligibility requirements, which was that you had to play for a week in New York and L.A.

More than that, though, his profiles often have the apparatus of personal quests, and offer little insights into the sometimes lonely work of getting documentary stories on a printed page.

In a sense, indeed, his youthful, romantic view of Hollywood's great years inspired his entire career, and gave him a notion of standards and how things might happen, because when in 1964 he got documentary work for Granada Television, what did he find there – and what was the entire Golden Age of British television – but another version of the studio system?

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"What you never get in documentaries about black people are those who succeed within the system, but don't betray the race.