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• The competition is out there to actually go out and be involved in the creation and production of shows.
• Only a couple of companies, like Michael Ovitz's Artists Television Group, try to finance the development and production of shows on their own.
• Ms . Smaltz's company organizes the backstage production of shows, including, this season, Miu Miu, Adrienne Vittadini, DKNY, Donna Karan, Victor Alfaro, and Randy Kemper.
• It was announced on 15 October 2008 that the BBC would move the production of shows such as " Crimewatch " to studios in Cardiff.
• In 1983, she left to become an executive for Hanna-Barbera, supervising the production of shows such as " Smurfs " and " The Flintstone Kids ".
• During this time, he also was instrumental in the formation of the company's domestic Spanish-language production division, overseeing the development and production of shows for Telemundo.
• The development has brought under one roof the production of shows formerly filmed in Cardiff's Broadcasting House, at Upper Boat Studios near Pontypridd, and in Bristol.
• While Wynn would not talk about specific themes or attractions, the new Mirage would emphasize live entertainment, including original productions of shows, and would be dotted with boutiques.
• For a short while, however, a trade in the production of show uppers for prisoners and the state Children's Relief Department was bringing in ?, 000 per annum.
• "There has been sort of a complacency in the production of shows like this, " said " fX Sports Show " producer Robert Banagan, formerly of Prime Sports'" Press Box ."
• From 1994-2004 Pierre held the title of Creative Director of Special Events in OCESA-Grupo CIE and from 2006-2008 his title would be Creative Director and Annalist of Content for the production of shows of Grupo Televisa.
• After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, Chervonnaya has worked as a freelance writer and producer of documentary television programming, participating in the production of shows for broadcast in Russia, Germany, and in the United States.
• The lawsuit accuses the two men of having fraudulently misled Ovitz, who invested $ 20 million in Livent, by hiding the fact that the company was losing millions of dollars on its expensive productions of shows like " Ragtime,"
• Its mainstage productions of shows ranging from " Equus " to " Shirley Valentine " have won bushels of awards, and the company gradually has added a children's theater program and professional training workshops for deaf and hearing-impaired artists.
• During which time she oversaw production of shows including TaleSpin, Darkwing Duck, Gargoyles ( TV series ), Bonkers ( TV series ), Goof Troop and feature films including DuckTales the Movie : Treasure of the Lost Lamp and A Goofy Movie.
• What is known is that he owns 70 percent of Really Useful ( the rest belongs to Polygram NV, the European entertainment company ) and that it is, through the production of shows and the licensing of material, in business to exploit the copyrights on his music.
• Also at that time, they helped Serginho Groisman ( which would later become the presenter of Altas Horas, a midnight program of Brazilian channel Globo ) on the production of shows of famous Brazilian musicians, like Clementina de Jesus, Jorge Mautner and Luiz Melodia, three of Mello's idols.
• Forty members of the association are also members of the programming coalition, which seeks to stimulate the production of shows meant to appeal to broader, multigenerational audiences and suitable to run from 8 p . m . to 10 p . m . ( Eastern and Pacific times ).
• Hocks plans to restructure the subscription series, building on the hall's standing relationships with the Ensemble Modern or the Chamber Orchestra of Europe while continuing a program of visiting groups that already extends from the Bavarian Radio Orchestra to James Taylor to touring productions of shows like " West Side Story ."
• On a side note if you are tempted by the idea of piracy as a means of getting a copy of this show, remember that the creative industry rely on sales of dvds / syndication / advertising revenue to continue production of shows / development of new shows . ny156uk 23 : 09, 8 June 2007 ( UTC)