Sentence examples for relatively low budget from inspiring English sources

Deadline reports that the film will be made for around $30m, a relatively low budget by today's studio standards.

This year's best picture winner, Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance), was shot in only 30 days on a relatively low budget of around $16.5m.

Steven Soderbergh shot "The Girlfriend Experience" over a few weeks last fall, with a relatively low budget, a portable high-definition video camera and a mostly nonprofessional cast.

Channel 4 Radio is expected to have a relatively low budget for a talk station because of the planned outsourcing of programming to independent producers.

However, it seems the combination of the Curb Your Enthusiasm team and Baron Cohen, along with the project's relatively low budget of $65m, may have been too much for studios to resist.

The Hours, a relatively low budget movie directed by Stephen Daldry from a screenplay by David Hare, was nominated nine times on a day dominated by the Hollywood films Chicago and Gangs of New York.

It's worth remarking that £31m is still a phenomenal amount for a relatively low-budget comedy spun off from a British sitcom.

When Bad Neighbours landed in the box-office chart in May 2014, it did so with a splashy £8.45m – a stunning debut for a relatively low-budget comedy.

An even better example of his indie credentials is the relatively low-budget 2007 film The Nines, in which Reynolds played several characters.

His picture will be a relatively low-budget affair, in contrast with the enormous sums the Finnish-born director was at one time accustomed to juggling.

There is, says Nigel Walley, managing director of media consultancy Decipher, a continuing appetite for relatively undemanding – and relatively low-budget – popular-factual fare, such as Storage Hunters.