Sentence examples for select writers from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason is that agents and producers will select writers with screenplays similar to films that have been proven to work before.

A competition was established to select writers, teachers and intellectuals; they would study topics like community life, education, crime, youth, art and religion, while helping to smuggle information into the ghetto.

In this same area of the site, the administrator is also able to select writers and click buttons entitled 'approve'ban'an'de'de activate'deleteete' and 'reset password' to manage other aspects of a writer's work status and access to the site (see Fig. 8).

These companies controlled every aspect of their authors' books - their titles, their content, their marketing platforms; their rollout - and while this could be very advantageous for those select writers, it wasn't always.

The festival commissioned a play from each of the six selected writers with this pitch: Write a one-act play to "wake people up" about climate change.

The initiative was launched over the weekend at the Tribeca film festival, and will aim to develop and hone the selected writers' scripts.

Djerassi is among a handful of private, exclusive colonies that offer selected writers, composers, choreographers and visual artists a residency and yet occasionally open their doors, even if just for a quick daytime tour, to those looking for a brush with the creative class.

The selected writers were discovered through BBC Writersroom talent searches, development schemes and theatre partnerships.

Fantus: It's usually a number of selected writers and producers getting together to write for a specific purpose — a synch opportunity, an artist's new album, or just to get creatives together.

The Directors Guild has long published books taken from audio interviews with important members, and the Writers Guild Foundation has done 14 videotaped interviews in the last three years, although none this year, with selected writers.

(In view of this, room must be left here for new types of anthologies: Those less invested in the accrual of cultural capital to editors or selected writers than in contributing to nuanced discussions of the myriad, horizontally-structured "cultures of poetics" now extant upon the North American literary landscape).