Sentence examples for studies audience from inspiring English sources
In a recent appearance at UCLA, the director Diego Luna told a Chicano studies audience, "We have to send a message to the industry that our stories have to be represented.
The difficulty was that, when it comes to a film-studies audience, quite a bit of the interpretation will already be familiar, whether it's the arrival of doubt in the Korean war, Westerns of the late Fifties, or the way in which spaghetti Westerns tuned up the operatic melodrama of the genre.
He studied audiences as they watched Blue Ruin, watching how they responded to its most tense scenes, and wanted to go further.
In my studies of audience behaviour, I found patterns of who talks, where they talk and why.
The model was derived from empirical studies of audience interaction with art systems.
The clever campaign manager studies its audience and finds a sophisticated way to reach relevant users.
In this paper, we report on a randomized pilot study of audience reactions and utilization of pre-natal and post-partum care promotion text messages delivered by the text4baby mHealth program.
Mr. Gore clearly studies his audiences and adjusts the message accordingly.
In her white blouse, black vest, and black skirt, Stritch pauses onstage to study the audience.
Instead, Bravo begins by studying its audience's lifestyle and preferences — what is the market need?
In "Dead End" and "Angels with Dirty Faces," the gangster became an object of sociological study and audience pity; in comedies like "The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse" and "Ball of Fire," he became the butt of the joke; and in Raoul Walsh's "The Roaring Twenties," made in 1939, the mobster became a figure of nostalgia.
