Sentence examples for studio behavior from inspiring English sources

This picture takes as its loose subject the apparent disconnect between the public image of the artist and his private studio behavior.

A witty writer familiar with Hollywood history and manners, Doherty places the studios' craven behavior within a general account of the political culture of the movies in the thirties and forties.

Two had failing grades and another was expelled from Studio H for aggressive behavior.

He sat down and shut up after that and actually, we got a letter from him, sent to the studio, apologizing for his behavior and saying he got way too 'into it' and he actually loves and respects women.

Weinstein instructed Doe to take off her clothes and intimated that she'd never work as an actress unless she gave in to his demands, according to the filing, the latest revelation in a lawsuit alleging Weinstein's movie studio board enabled his behavior.

When speaking privately, industry lawyers and agents complain bitterly that such behavior results from studio collusion — something that would presumably be illegal under restraint of trade laws.

"It's a moment of reckoning and a moment of soul-searching, in which people must reassess and meaningfully adjust their behavior," a former studio head told me.

In context of video editing in a studio environment [31], collective user behavior has been proven an effective way to understand and collaborate on video.

As women come forward to accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexual misconduct, they paint an increasingly clear picture of the once-powerful studio executive's disturbing predatory behavior.

It may seem as if we are too sensitive or maybe cocky to the point that we question authority but dance requires discipline and a completely different behavior in the studio than in our social lives.

One classic example of the difference between postmodernism and metamodernism is this one: in postmodernism, Andy Warhol films himself quietly and "normally" eating a fast-food hamburger while sitting at a table in what is obviously an art studio; in metamodernism, the same behavior is filmed while the artist is sitting in a McDonald's.