Sentence examples for scientific documentaries from inspiring English sources

After graduating from Cambridge, Mr. Gibson directed scientific documentaries for the BBC in the 1960's and then moved on to feature films.

Perhaps what alarms prospective employers about the media studies graduate is that in most practical parts of the media, simply knowing about the media is of little use: editors or producers really do want astrophysics graduates if they are making scientific documentaries, or politics and history graduates if they are looking for trainee lobby correspondents.

Grierson chair and former Channel 5 boss Dawn Airey kicked off with these starters for ten: "We have scientific documentaries such as BBC4's Nothing, which examined the deepest mysteries of the universe and not – as one mischievous juror suggested – that it was about the response to the question 'what's on Channel 5 tonight?'".

But this trend is changing with a new series of scientific documentaries.

We set out to make a scientific documentary but soon found ourselves in murkier waters.

Like Cahua, Sadri is a trained scientist who has chosen the path of full-time artist and moved to Hollywood, where she hopes to make a career as a scientific documentary filmmaker.

One of the first to plunge underwater with a camera to bring the subaquatic world to the screen, maverick scientific documentary filmmaker Jean Painlevé (1902-1989) captheed throesrofs of a male seahorse giving birth, the geometric choreography of crystal formation, and the mating habits of hermaphrodite mollusks.

Poppy Adams, novelist Poppy Adams, 34, started off as a scientific-documentary maker.

Soaring summits, vast spaces, sprawling glaciers, breathtaking crevasses, awesome ice falls and the people who surmounted them were all grist for Sella's picture-making, which produced important scientific and documentary information as well as images of great aesthetic quality.

That distinction allows them to meet the bar of sites like YouTube, where the policy states that people can "upload health-related, educational, scientific and documentary footage — even when it involves graphic content".

"We undertook a very extensive peer review process to vet the article, which itself was based on more than a year of scientific and documentary research". Asia on the ostrich egg globe, showing the large peninsula jutting southward at the right which is evidence of the influence of Henricus Martellus, a German cartographer who worked in Florence.