Sentence examples for media screenings from inspiring English sources

As a member of the accredited press, I'm able to duck into separate media screenings that take place alongside the public screenings, and my first film of the day of "The Guitar," a drama starring model-turned-actress Saffron Burrows as a New Yorker who loosens up (and goes on an uber-shopping spree) after she's told by doc Janeane Garofalo she has only a month or so to live.

But this is an issue I've been stewing about for a while, because there is one studio that regularly refuses to accommodate the working press at all-media screenings.

I understand the practice of all-media screenings, at which the press is compelled to review a film while watching with a so-called "real" audience, as opposed to a press screening to which the public is not invited.

It has invited children and adolescents from across the continent to cover the Forum and participate in media workshops, film screenings and exhibitions.

The four-day event from September 7-10 saw our usual array of outstanding musical performances, multi-media installations, film screenings and workshops and panels.

The other two agar-screening media were prepared in a similar manner as the BHI medium.

Many months later, the audience for the film made by Klores and another childhood friend, Ron Berger, has expanded from a single person in a living room to the crowds at the Sundance Film Festival and the vast sprawl of Klores's friends and acquaintances in the media business at multiple screenings.

Her colleagues in the news media have turned out at screenings; their response, she said, has been enthusiastic.

Yes, Hollywood's ubiquitous publicity operatives ride herd on the news media, shooing reluctant reporters into screenings and events they might otherwise ignore, and shooing them out of dark corners where the real story might be lurking.

After the movie was finished, Klores began to show it to friends and acquaintances, tentative one-at-a-time showings at first, then dragnet screenings for his media contacts, many secretly dreading it.

Media columnist David Carr and media reporter Brian Stelter, two stars of the film, have appeared independently, or together, at a half dozen advance screenings around the country.