Sentence examples for help your documentary from inspiring English sources

Don't be afraid to cut anything that doesn't help your documentary prove its point as effectively as possible.

Consider hiring or recruiting experienced help for your documentary, especially if you're tackling an ambitious topic or you want your film to have a polished, professional quality.

This will not only save time when you come to edit as you have coverage, it will help you with pacing your documentary.

JW: I guess an obvious question to ask about a film dealing with the 2012 Hong Kong protests is how you see your documentary helping viewers make sense of what happened after it was shot.

You'll be able to splice this footage throughout your documentary to help prove your point or convey your message.

Having a basic storyboard for the story you want to tell with your documentary can help you plan and schedule your shooting and give you a sense of purpose and direction.

Mr. Burns and PBS executives said they hoped that all the promotion would help the documentary reach wide swaths of the television audience that PBS does not normally draw.

He decides to investigate the crime himself, and enlists his buddy Sam Ecklund (Griffin Gluck) to help produce a documentary series.

At the DOC NYC Film Festival on Wednesday, Mr. Spurlock is expected to join Thom Powers, the festival's artistic director, and Claudia Strauss, chief executive of Grey New York's Alliance unit, in announcing a program to help documentary makers round up product placement money for the marketing and distribution of their wares.

In line with the Guardian's commitment to open journalism, users will also have the opportunity to help translate the documentary into more languages through a crowdsourcing project.

Gilliam had co-founded a production company with Robert Greenwald called Brave New Films after he was asked by Greenwald to help with a documentary on the Iraq war.