Sentence examples for shooting budget from inspiring English sources

Our shooting budget was $2.8m for 12 years.

It now boasts $128m worldwide, more than twice the film's shooting budget, though further sequels would still appear unlikely.

Mr. Elba's reputation drew both other actors (including his "Wire" cast mate Clarke Peters) and investors, leading to an eventual shooting budget of half a million dollars.

Early on, when comic book publishers proposed tie-ins, it occurred to Mr. Kelly that he could expand the narrative beyond his shooting budget.

A global total of $82.4m compares favourably with the movie's reported $110m shooting budget, though marketing costs are likely to take that figure much higher.

The projected budget had to be pared down to about a hundred million dollars, which, with all the contingency fees and financing costs, meant an eighty-million-dollar shooting budget.

Part of the reason so many great movies come from outside the studio apparatus is that the lack of big shooting budgets and "help" from the people signing the checks forces filmmakers to innovate.

A year ago, when Matt Sloan was working in a bookstore and Aaron Yonda in a metal shop, they were shooting low-budget comedy films that they showed every week on the local cable-access channel here.

Comedies, which are relatively inexpensive to produce have become increasingly important to studios as the costs associated with shooting big-budget action flicks have ballooned over the years.

Despite his success shooting big-budget films for major studios, Wexler, a lifelong liberal activist, devoted at least as much of his six-decade career to documentaries on war, politics and the plight of the disenfranchised.

Maybe he'll shoot the budget deficit.