Sentence examples for television editing from inspiring English sources

The bridegroom, 31, is a film editor for Whitehouse Post Productions, a film and television editing business in Manhattan.

Thanks to television editing, many items evaluated on the show and others like it seem to be valuable.

"Television editing especially is 'Cut, cut, cut, cut … fast, fast, fast fast!'" Directors live in fear of their audience's short attention span and the power of the remote.

Mr. Zeller, 31, is an owner of Orbit Digital, a company in New York that builds and installs film and television editing stations.

"Because we're not on the treadmill anymore we take it more seriously," says Osman, who has spent the past few years in New York, writing for television, editing the website lecool.com, and "just lying around mainly, drinking tea".

Disappointingly, their voices are less strident than those who feel that television and in particular television editing are essentially sensationalist, and will distort whatever pure version of justice they currently imagine themselves to be involved in.

Some people — including Russian politicians — demanded that Russian television edit out her act.

This is better than reality television: it's television edited to celebrate reality.

The American-born artist Christian Marclay's video piece "The Clock," a 24-hour montage constructed from thousands of images from cinema and television edited together to create a single time piece, will be on display in a separate gallery.

Over the years, Smithee's work has included a David Hasselhoff cowboy comedy; a sequel to Hitchcock's The Birds; an episode of the ill-fated detective spinoff Mrs. Columbo; and the extended TV cut of 1984's Dune, as the screenwriter and director of the original film, David Lynch, wasn't happy with the television edit.

By then, The bureau looked more like a television operation, with video editing equipment and a direct line to satellite feeds.