Sentence examples for production to create a from inspiring English sources
They will co-operate in their methods of sound production to create a coherent sound world.
Uneditions is a new platform for publishing play scripts on mobile devices, using light and sound design from the live production to create a unique and immersive reading experience.
The conversation that can be built over multiple reviews by one critic to create a portrait of an industry, from the scrappy independent productions to the mega-million-dollar musicals; the conversation that can be built by multiple reviews of one production, to create a full picture of what that work truly looks like and how it changes – or could improve – as it develops across the country.
Unlike traditional aid and development models that are wholly dependent on public funding or charity donations, VALID Nutrition combines humanitarian investment (from its clients in the development sector) and ethical trading (via their local production) to create a viable and self-funding business.
Their plans were to tone down Carey's vocals and soften the album's production to create a contemporary pop record.
Explaining the creative process behind the album, she said she chose to work with a mix of international producers in an effort to combine the North American understanding of good songwriting with the European expertise in production to create a high energy dance album catered for her dance music fans.
Member groups present short selections from their past season or upcoming productions to create a full program of performing arts acts.
Mr. Danieley, a dashing stage presence with a formidable tenor, didn't need a stage production to create hilarious vainglorious three-dimensional caricatures.
NBC Universal is close to signing a pact with a British production company to create a version of the long-running New York drama that would be set in London.
When I explained that the production was to create a fishing village on stage as described by Britten, they were horrified.
In the early 1900s Henry Ford focused all his efforts on one goal: reducing production costs to create a car for the masses.
