Sentence examples for producing duties from inspiring English sources

Kelly and Featherstone will share executive producing duties on the second series with Karen Wilson.

He is taking executive producing duties, along with Company colleagues Charlie Pattinson and Suzan Harrison.

For "See You on the Moon" (Fantasy), her fourth studio album, producing duties have been assumed by Tucker Martine, and the difference is immediately apparent.

But television writers — and particularly the writer-producers who serve as show runners — wield considerable power over a television show, so much so that it often is not clear where their writing duties end and their producing duties begin.

In a given month he is usually shuttling between producing duties on "Childrens Hospital," the absurdist Adult Swim comedy (whose cast includes Mr. Marino) about an inept medical team, and "Wainy Days," an online series about his fictional dating life.

Butler meets his nemesis in dewy-eyed environmentalist Dustin Noble (The Office's John Krasinski, who shared writing and producing duties with Damon); the latter stirs the townsfolk against Damon, and his a-job's-a-job partner Sue Thomason Frances McDormandd), with an affecting tale of contaminated land and foreclosed farms.

When production started, we were on "house producing duty" together, which included interviewing the cast about what they want -- in a partner, in a marriage, in life -- and pushing them to say those things to someone on their first, second, third dates.

Inside the steel mesh enclosure will be a 75-acre free trade zone, where Russians and Chinese can mingle freely without visas, make purchases at a huge department store, be treated at an "eastern medicine" clinic, produce duty-free goods in factories and stay at a five-star hotel.

Hyperdrive creators Andy Riley and Kevin Cecil will script the new series, with Alex Walsh-Taylor producing, and executive producer duties taken by Jon Plowman, the BBC head of comedy.

While Eleonore Denig (strings) and Kyle Ryan (electric guitar) returned, Dabbs and Stroup, also sharing co-producing duties, added Adam Keafer (bass) to the mix along with drummer Will Sayles, who provided his Trophy Room studio in Germantown for the recording sessions.

Most of it was shuttered in December; it continued producing medium-duty trucks until June 2009, when that, too, stopped, in accordance with the plan announced in 2008.