Sentence examples for making of television from inspiring English sources

On September 2, 2014, ABC broadcast The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic, a one-hour "making of" television special.

Let's be clear: as a general concept, the making of television shows while drunk must be condemned in the strongest terms.

The film is the latest result of that HBO series, in which competitors win a chance to make a low-budget movie, financed by Miramax, on the condition that their behind-the-scenes travails be filmed for a "making of" television series detailing the squalling and squabbling.

Ofcom's code says that any infringement of privacy in the making of television must be "warranted", where the public interest outweighs the right to privacy.

"We talked about that show a lot," Ms. Fey said, "as a template, obviously, of a great show, but also a show that is all about the relationships in the workplace, but not the making of television so much".

So what career options are there for scientists in the making of television programmes?

The New York Daily News said that the stage "looked like a city made of television sets an electronic Oz" and that "glitz was used not as a mere distraction (as it has been by so many video-age artists), but as a determined conceit".

"The Firesign Theater was so involved in making fun of television and the sorcery of television that we could not really imagine ourselves as being part of the problem," said a mainstay of the troupe, PETER BERGMAN.

In the center was a satellitelike globe made of old television sets, computers and radios, from which came recorded voices reading from Mao's "Little Red Book".

The production company for "Afterworld" is made up of television veterans based in Santa Monica, Calif.

Mr. Arness was nominated for three Emmy Awards in the "Gunsmoke" years and later made dozens of television movies, including "The Alamo" (1987) and "Red River" (1988).