Sentence examples for projects an audience from inspiring English sources

In previous projects an audience member was buried in sand, another left overnight in a field of butterflies.

Hip rather than populist, the Andre campaign projects an audience dumb enough to fall for media manipulation while smart enough to absorb a critique of it.

In the 2004 Fankam project, an audience member was selected at each concert to record that night's show, as well as some back-stage antics, with a hand-held digital video camera.

During a LeWeb interview with Path's Head of Special Projects Shakil Khan, an audience member asked Khan about the state of Path's relationship with Facebook.

Participants submitted a written report discussing their research and presented their projects to an audience consisting of NIMBioS mentors, faculty, staff, and graduate students.

For example, I have distributed performers throughout a venue rather than grouping them on a stage, projecting at an audience.

After all, moving film projected for an audience was, from the outset, a new technological power that recorded and preserved the look and gestures of actors for people who could not see them on stage.

Having lost the habitual moviegoers, the studio heads have no confidence that if they approve projects they like, an audience will be attracted; they're trapped by empirical evidence to the contrary.

It is hard to imagine her projecting out into an audience.

But his project gradually attracted an audience, mostly people in their 20s who left enthusiastic comments on his website.

The project also developed an audience by establishing more than 100 community art centres and galleries across the country in regions where art and artists were almost unknown.