Sentence examples for prospective producers from inspiring English sources

Still, there is the Minskoff, which has had inquiries from the prospective producers of "Hair" and "Funny Girl".

THE trouble with acclaimed "classic" productions of classic plays is that they discourage prospective producers from reviving them.

But perhaps not that seriously - their list of prospective producers submitted to the label included Prince, "anyone but Sheryl Crow" and Barack Obama.

"Those lucky few playwrights given a nod by prospective producers don't necessarily ever see their plays reach the stage," he said.

It offered cash advances to prospective producers that totaled more than $100 million, according to people with knowledge of the plan who were not authorized to speak publicly.

At the screening, Truffaut, the screenwriters, Newman's wife, and the film's prospective producers were joined by Jean-Luc Godard and a woman, who, according to Benton, were "sitting in the front".

Example: Ritter Mönch und Liebe: film manuscript, prospective producer Institut für Kulturforschung.

It certainly has one overridingly appealing factor for any prospective producer: retailing at just ¥10m (about £75,000), it makes Angelina Jolie seem hideously overpaid.

She wrote entertainingly and often about show business, musing about what to say when lunching with a prospective producer (order a drink, so you look relaxed, but don't touch it lest he think you're an alcoholic), or gloomily anticipating negative reviews of her latest work ("If I have to commit suicide, I have nothing but Gelusil").

In the last 20 years, video has all but eclipsed Super 8's practical use for amateur filmmakers and doting parents, who can now record images on a high-definition digital video camera, feed the footage directly onto a computer, edit it and e-mail it to a prospective producer or the grandparents in Michigan.

I always tell prospective livestock producers to think about the end before they begin.