Sentence examples for studio fund from inspiring English sources
The service, staffed by a number of Carnegie Mellon University alumni, first launched to the web in February after being incubated by seed and studio fund Birchmere Labs.
The project is being incubated out of Birchmere Labs, the seed and studio fund within early stage VC firm Birchmere Ventures, which now both invests in startups directly and incubates select companies in a similar fashion to the betaworks model.
Similar to betaworks, Birchmere Labs will be a studio fund where the firm will develop its own startups, however it will also serve as a seed fund, investing in early stage startups, and specifically those in the "community driven commerce" space.
Officials also felt too much traffic associated with the Evolution project would be spill into residential neighborhoods, prompting requests that the studio fund better traffic protection programs for Media District residents.
By then she was renting a studio "funded by Thatcher's dream, the Enterprise Allowance Scheme.
Aside from being the ultimate in black humor, this whacko concept seemed mainstream enough to the nice folks at Columbia Pictures – consider, they also made A Man for All Seasons around the same time – to get major studio funding and distribution.
His first film that was studio funded was 2002's Insomnia, a thriller starring Al Pacino and Robin Williams.
None. Lee eschewed the usual studio funding and raised the film's $1.5 million budget by conducting a Kickstarter fundraising campaign.
The "Merriam Tax" was an underhanded method of funneling studio funds to politicians: during the 1934 Californian gubernatorial campaign, the studio executives would 'tax' their actors, automatically taking a day's pay from their biggest-earners, ultimately sending nearly half a million dollars to the gubernatorial campaign of Frank Merriam.
Jennifer Lawrence may saddle up for Quentin Tarantino's Hateful Eight Tarantino and Nolan share a Kodak moment as studios fund film processing.
The studios fund the plan by contributing a percentage of writers' gross compensation.
