Jones returned to California and enrolled in the producer program at the American Film Institute.
From another business owner at a small-business networking group, she learned of Whole Foods' local producer program, which encourages businesses to sell products directly to their local Whole Foods stores.
Another piece of code that Detour has built lets a producer program music or other recorded sound under a spoken narrative by writing it into that transcription.
For the Web, Jon Huang, a multimedia producer, programmed an engrossing interactive graphic that solicited reader views and arrayed them in pixelated cells.
Personnel Britney Spears — lead vocals, background vocals, songwriting Nicole Morier — background vocals, producer, songwriting Henry Walter — songwriting, producer, vocal recording, programming Adrien Gough — songwriting, producer, programming Peter-John Kerr — songwriting, producer, programming Eric Eylands — vocal recording Chris Worthy — guitar Tony Maserati — mixing.
The producer programs his synthesizers and unpredictable drops in boomeranging loops, as Eva Simons offers a circular, dizzy vocal over top.
We show how certified abstract interpretation can be used to build a PCC architecture where the code producer can produce program certificates automatically.
But I enjoyed the production aspect of radio, so I applied to the producers program at U.C.L.A. film school".
We found verifying the exact practices of each EQAP to be difficult because EQAPs range from self-certification programs, like the 5-Star United Egg Producers program (19 ) practiced in Indiana and Oregon that does not require microbiologic testing for chicks, pullets, layers, and eggs, to the more structured, regulated, rigorous, and costly Pennsylvania Egg Quality Assurance Program (14 ).
They are "producers" programmed to serve their own selfish interests.
At the Discovery Channel and TLC, besides talking to producers, programming executives used to scour the country looking for interesting people to put on television.
