Sentence examples for motion picture trade from inspiring English sources

Quigley spent most of his career leading the motion picture trade publishing company, Quigley Publishing Company, founded by his father in 1915.

As one of the most important figures in motion picture trade journalism, he was the editor or author of five books about movies, including the classic work, Magic Shadows The History of the Origin of Motion Pictures.

Leaving for the PhRMA job after that, Mr. Tauzin drew some criticism for his Medicare work in Congress, but he insisted the PhRMA job had not been offered to him until he had decided to leave Congress and accepted another job, with the motion picture trade association.

As a unit publicist she had a privileged perspective that many aspiring filmmakers might trade a major motion picture deal for.

The last record of the Gnome Motion Picture Company in trade publications, in both announcements and advertisements, comes from a January 14 issue of Moving Picture World which announces all three of the films would be delayed for a "few days".

Earlier this month, Mr. Dodd took charge of the motion picture association, an industry trade group, after a long career in politics.

Individuals claiming to align themselves with Anonymous undertook protests and other actions (including direct action) in retaliation against anti-digital piracy campaigns by motion picture and recording industry trade associations.

"Without clarification that the use of prop guns is still permitted on sets, many of the dozens of productions currently shooting in New York could be forced to go elsewhere," said Vans Stevenson, the senior vice president for state government affairs at the motion picture group, which is the powerful trade association of the movie business.

We can already see the power of the Chinese box office in the motion picture industry entering into the conversations of the film trades.

LOS ANGELES — It happened to the motion picture industry in the 1930s and the music trade in the 1960s.

So the Vintage trade paperback, stickered "Now a Major Motion Picture," and its frequently boldfaced author are enjoying another round of publicity.