dramatic programmingの例文

• Besides, there is wonderful dramatic programming on television.
• In 1954 the play won the Prix Italia for literary or dramatic programmes.
• By the end of the 1950s, Mutual had forsworn original dramatic programming.
• I googled a bit further ( 1920 hits for " dramatic programming " ).
• C-Span offered more dramatic programming.
• In total, MyNetworkTV planned to air 600 hours of original dramatic programming in HDTV every year.
• Moving back to ABC as a program executive, Mark was promoted to Director of Dramatic Programming for the network.
• AFTRA and SAG members jointly negotiated the contract covering primetime dramatic programming on the major television networks for the first time.
• "' S閞ies + "'is a Category A specialty channel devoted to scripted comedy and dramatic programming.
• Thus, a family orientation " doesn't mean we don't want to be in dramatic programming,"
• The sense I have is that dramatic programming ought to have a " dramatis personae ", along with a plot and a denouement.
• :' programming'in BBC speak just means the making of programmes .'dramatic programming'would be the making of programmes that are'drama '.
• The agreement also expands the contract language to include new digital technologies, requiring that all prime-time dramatic programming be covered no matter the medium on which it was shot.
• The " Fayre " featured volunteers dressed in Elizabethan style costumes and included evening dramatic programmes and musical items, including excerpts from " Twelfth Night ", folk singing.
• Amid the controversy surrounding the homosexual themes, nudity, and illicit drug use in the miniseries, " Tales of the City " gave PBS its highest ratings ever for a dramatic programme.
• Active in both dramatic programming and opera, Cartier won the equivalent of a BAFTA in 1957 for his work in the former, and one of his operatic productions was given an award at the 1962 Salzburg Festival.
• The most important element of the agreement is a settlement that adapts outmoded agreements to new technologies and will cover all prime-time dramatic programming regardless of whether it is shot on film, traditional videotape or digital video.
• ESPN has ensured that no league will object to its prime-time dramatic programming the way the NFL did last year to " Playmakers, " which the network canceled after one year under pressure from Commissioner Paul Tagliabue.
• CBS has mostly focused on dramatic programming in the time slot since the " Block Party " was canceled, a programming strategy that has been a relative success in the so-called " Friday night death slot ."
• Cross began working at Granada Media ( now ITV Studios ) in 1980 and moved from its dramatic programming department to the television documentary division, where she contributed to " 28 Up ", an installment of the documentary series " 28 Up ".