Sentence examples for production members from inspiring English sources

Other production members and writers have worked on everything from "NYPD Blue" to "The West Wing" and "The Shield".

The format is similar to CBS's long-running summer series "Big Brother," and ABC has hired many former production members from that show.

Although production members must have smarted when they saw so few stars, it can be argued that the shows would have failed had they not so starkly divided audiences.

Most of the changes will be implemented during the show's hiatus, which starts April 19, according to the two production members, who would only speak anonymously because the producers do not want the changes discussed publicly.

The format is so similar to CBS's long-running summer series "Big Brother and ABCABC has hired so many former production members from that show — that CBS did not hesitate to send out on Friday what might be labeled a sternly worded legal letter to ABC.

And that wasn't even the most energized part of this vibrant show, in which BigBang — G-Dragon, T.O.P., Seungri, Taeyang and Daesung — performed more than two dozen songs wearing almost as many outfits, and in unusual setups: before "How Gee," which could pass for an early Teddy Riley production, members of the group took to the stage on gilded Segways and lowrider bicycles.

"What it would require and they are talking about is rewriting the book," said the former production member.

ITV said that no products were included in the programmes, which aired in February and March, as a result of any arrangement with the show, presenter or production member.

Some members of the creative team, said one production member, felt that the show had become too jokey and broad, particularly when compared with its earlier and scarier incarnation in Germany, where it is still running.

The blinking lights in each eye were programmed by Westmore's son to repeat a production member's name in Morse code.

The production team members spoke on condition of anonymity to describe the closed-door rehearsal process.