Sentence examples for pioneering studio from inspiring English sources

Still, the first "Ring" I owned remains a favorite: the pioneering studio version with Georg Solti conducting the Vienna Philharmonic, recorded over seven years, starting in 1958.

Replacements James Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy) and the Russo Brothers have performed well so far, but it's still a time of flux for the pioneering studio.

But the pioneering studio has suffered a slow descent into relative mediocrity since the halcyon years of Ratatouille and The Incredibles.

But the most important of his recordings of Berlioz, a composer for whom he has done more than any other conductor, remains his pioneering studio recording of Les Troyens, made in 1969 for Philips with a cast led by Josephine Veasey and Jon Vickers.

Still from Porpentine's The Sky in The Room. "Indie" is short for independent, of course, a reference to the freedom pioneering studios have from the traditional big-publisher ecosystem.

He pioneered studio techniques involving, among other things, collaging sounds by means of an unprecedented rapidity of editing ("Williams Mix") and the amplification of nearly inaudible sounds and the blind superimposition of multiple takes ("Cartridge Music").

Programming is presented thematically each week, such as programs titled "Women Film Pioneers," "Studio Directors," and "The 1980s: A Step Forward".

When the pioneering French studio Gaumont acquired the rights to the "Fantômas" books, Starace's cover illustration was adapted for the movie poster, though the censors insisted that the bloody knife be painted out.

The pioneering Hollywood studio that revolutionised the industry with the first computer animated feature film is pushing cinematic boundaries still further with its latest production, Cars 2. Walt Disney's Pixar studios has devised "mind-blowing" technology that will make the film – a fast-moving spy story with anthropomorphised cars as characters – its most challenging and complex yet.

Launched in 1996, Idealab is a pioneering startup studio that gave birth to dozens of successful companies.

His closest peer wasn't another writer — say, L. Frank Baum — but his near-contemporary Irving Thalberg, the "boy wonder" movie producer who worked at Universal and M-G-M in the nineteen-twenties and helped pioneer the studio system.