Sentence examples similar to studio imposed from inspiring English sources

"The myth of the director's cut rests on the idea the studio imposes its sordid commercial logic on the artist's vision.

The studio imposes its cost containment policy by limiting its release schedule to about 15 films a year.

Yes, you can get amazing results this way, and the isolation a home studio imposes can in a way encourage its own kind of creativity, but this kind of self-tuition can never beat an apprenticeship with the masters of the craft.

What many people don't know about the Production Code is that the studios imposed it on themselves.

Consumers found more ways to make digital purchases, even as the Hollywood studios imposed a 28-day delay before making their latest titles available through lower-cost services such as Netflix and Redbox.

What's more, those theaters would have to exhibit Magi films at a lower resolution than Trumbull intended, in part because studios impose limitations on cinematic projectors for what they describe as quality control reasons and have yet to release a standard for this movie format.

Significant changes from the theatrical version include: the removal of Deckard's voice-over; re-insertion of a unicorn sequence; and removal of the studio-imposed happy ending.

Music industry insiders, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals from the industry's dominant retailer, said Apple's push for a new release window — similar to the one that some Hollywood studios impose for films newly released for home viewing — shows the Cupertino, Calif., tech giant is scrambling to retain its competitive advantage in an evolving digital music market.

Washington accused the North of hacking the computer network of the Hollywood studio and imposed new sanctions last month.

Some film studios have imposed 30-day delays before Netflix can access new films on DVD.

Writers are rushing to finish scripts by Oct. 31, the deadline many studios have imposed.