Sentence examples for producer editor from inspiring English sources

Roger Derek James, television producer, editor and executive: born London 13 June 1944; married 1973 Johanna O'Connor (one daughter); died London 25 January 2015.

He is a former director of global news at the BBC where he worked as a journalist for 30 years as a producer, editor and manager.

Yes, he was a cameraman, cinematographer, producer, editor, writer and director — encompassing skills that he and his father, Ed, employed to build a mythmaking apparatus better than the propaganda machines of most nations.

Kubrick was an independent before the concept was really invented, grubbing money from friends and family for Fear and Loathing and Killer's Kiss and again acting as producer, editor and cameraman.

"I get a lot of traffic for those old signs when I put them up on the site," said Esther Crain, the creator, producer, editor, writer and photographer of Ephemeral New York, a Web site that has tracked remaining privilege signs.

Now that social media has collapsed the traditional media roles of content producer, editor, publisher, and consumer into one and assigned those roles to literally everyone, it's clear we need to collectively evolve our social norms to reflect this new reality.

Directed and produced by Mel Stuart Alex Rotaruu, co-producer, editor and cinematographer; Tamara Blaich, Chad Baron, associate producers; additional photography by Damani Baker, Chad Baron, Jerry Henry and Mel Stuart.

More than anything, I am grateful for the recognition accorded my producers, editor, sound team and, particularly, to see JK Simmons's stellar performance rewarded.

Produced and written by Joe Halderman Susan Zirinskyy, executive producer; Peter Schweitzer, senior producer; Peter Van Sant, producer/writer; Michael McHugh and Michael Vele, producer-editors; Jonathan Sanders and Allen Alter, producers; Richard Fiocca, music; Julia Roberts, narrator.

A second visit with Mr. Waksman and Mr. Sullivan, this time at Major League Baseball's labyrinthine production facility in Secaucus, N.J., on the last day of June, finds them huddled in an editing room with Josh Oshinsky, a producer-editor.

I see a team full of directors, producers, editors and writers creating female-driven content.