Sentence examples for working on screen from inspiring English sources

For all her subsequent work saving lions or her films with her daughter, Melanie Griffith, (with whom she will shortly be working on screen again) or her more recent movies with directors from John Schlesinger to Alexander Payne and David O Russell, there is nothing in her CV that compels as much attention as The Birds and Marnie.

Her second BBC break came in 1987 when she moved to be assistant script editor on the fourth series of Casualty, and the third break when David Thompson, now head of BBC Films, took her on as a script editor, working on Screen One and Two.

In "Nine," as in "Chicago," Mr. Marshall's challenge was to make stage numbers (from the 1982 musical by Arthur Kopit, from the Italian by Mario Fratti, with music and lyrics by Maury Yeston) work on screen.

Both sheer, veiling styles or severe, fitted ones can work on-screen, but no one need tell you what the camera loves.

The biggest mistake a filmmaker or screenwriter can make is to get mired down in details from the book that don't work on-screen.

Mitsubishi is reportedly already working on screens that are 10 inches and larger.

By the end of the last century there were a fair number of investigators all working on screening mutant fish to understand organ development, with most of the work being done on embryos.

"I learned what works and what doesn't work on screen when I was in Neighbours," she says.

I remember having to hold up fake bottles and say: 'Buy this Coke!' I never expected to work on screen".

Novels usually have to be altered to work on screen, but why pretend to adapt a work of literature if its essence is tossed out the window?

The planes of her face change and you are given a glimpse, suddenly, of how the angularity of her features can work on screen.