Sentence examples for mainstream talent from inspiring English sources

Netflix is also courting less mainstream talent, or those whose theatrical global appeal may have waned but who remain a big draw on the small screen.

Lionsgate, which also produced that film, knows that, despite film tastes that are sometimes sneered at, the African-American audience are taste-makers, too: Mad Black Woman star Tyler Perry has become the latest in a long line to join the mainstream talent pool after his turn as lost-cause defence lawyer Tanner Bolt in Gone Girl.

I'm also betting that in 10 years he'll be a mainstream talent rather than a pre-teen girl wonder.

It is the most popular show on Revision3, although new shows like Penn Point are starting to bring in real mainstream talent.

Still, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart has proved a mainstream talent incubator on par with SNL or American Idol.

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart has proved a mainstream talent incubator on par with SNL or American Idol.

In his article on the Public Theater production of Brecht's "Mother Courage and Her Children," Jonathan Kalb implies that until now mainstream talents have shied away from the play here.

They began building the team that would use short cuts, obscure funding proposals and pilots to move Radio 4's comedy to its position as breeding ground for mainstream telly talent.

The brainchild of science communicators Frank Burnet and Kathy Sykes, Famelab seeks to bring science into the mainstream by subverting the talent competition idea.

In the years since, Shia LaBeouf, Hilary Duff, Zac Efron and Ashley Tisdale have all made the leap from Disney talent to mainstream celebrity.

Whether brokering exclusive entertainment for Delta flights or setting up "lifestyle" tours on the skateboard circuit, the agency's new businesses mostly involve transactions between talent or mainstream entertainment companies and a widening ring of customers.