Sentence examples for seeking distribution from inspiring English sources

It's currently seeking distribution.

But Tribeca does an excellent job of cherry-picking from the leftovers, especially in the commercially marginal documentary field, which is saturated with worthy films desperately seeking distribution.

He had a reputation as a tough, but honest and fair negotiator with programming networks seeking distribution on cable, which earned him various sobriquets within the industry, including the dean of MSO programming executives.

Their reactions to his poetry, and their thoughts on what differentiates good writing from bad, is the subject of Lott's documentary, "Bad Writing," which is currently on the festival circuit and seeking distribution.

Their first narrative feature, "Party Monster," about the club kid and convicted murderer Michael Alig, starring Macaulay Culkin, has played at festivals and is seeking distribution, and they will direct a documentary based on the life of Linda Lovelace, to be produced by Brian Grazer's Imagine Entertainment and HBO Films.

What if, in a time of YouTube and streaming video, the pipeline-hustle of seeking distribution and awaiting theatrical release, as well as the prospect of standing hat-in-hand before the gatekeepers of release and review, suddenly seem antithetical to the spirit of the cinema itself?

If you're seeking distributions of assets or distributions of a business, you want to be in New York City.

Filmmakers can seek distribution at festivals in Cannes, Venice and Berlin.

Although sales have been rising, Opera has been struggling to maintain profit as it seeks distribution deals with the world's big mobile phone and computer makers.

Established with a small amount of his money, his nonprofit Moving Picture Institute has raised about $1.5 million in donations to date to pay for, promote and seek distribution for documentary films.

Drawing on the work of thinkers such as Herman Daly, Tim Jackson, Peter Victor, Kate Raworth, Rob Dietz and Dan O'Neill, it would look at the possibility of moving towards a steady state economy: one that seeks distribution rather than blind expansion; that does not demand infinite growth on a finite planet.