Sentence examples for performance editing from inspiring English sources

The group also took a freer, improvisational approach to the production process of composition, performance, editing and mixing, turning the normally chronological sequence into one where all of these things took place in reverse order or even simultaneously, revealed the band via a press release.

Four years after Mendelssohn's death, Czech pianist Ignaz Moscheles, who had been one of Mendelssohn's teachers and had conducted the 1838 London performance, edited an "official" edition that finally appeared in print.

On Sunday in two consecutive recitals, nine hand-picked graduate pianists will perform Prokofiev's complete piano sonatas, using a new performance edition edited by Boris Berman, chairman of the Yale School of Music piano department and a Prokofiev specialist.

Several writers consider this rendition to be definitive, including Shadwick: His performance, edited down to over four minutes, appears in the film Jimi Plays Berkeley by Peter Pilafian.

The Director will take any actors performance, edit it, cut it and in general mold it to fit his vision of the overall project.

In addition now are required to micro manage all aspects of a production, expected to give detailed notes on scripts, direction, performances, editing and other technical matters.

And while uptown shows faced their own challenges, including four Broadway closings and continued weak advance sales, these Off Broadway mainstays were also reeling, canceling performances, editing out potentially touchy material and sometimes losing tens of thousands of dollars a day.

Mr Bolton refrained from using the actual costumes of punk icons, such as Sid Vicious, Johnny Rotten, Patti Smith and Debbie Harry, preferring instead to feature videos of their performances (edited by Nick Knight, a fashion photographer and film-maker).

"We had 101 questions for each other, similar passions for performance and editing".

The new dance was filmed and then used in the final performance by editing the footage in Final Cut Pro.

He will stage student workshops and indulge his "obsessive interest" in Shakespeare's plays, including their performance and editing: "Charting changes in the way Shakespeare is done is a fairly good barometer of how we read naturalism and realism on stage and on film".