Sentences with phrase «different editing approaches»

Not exact matches

Well, one startup is seeking to take a very different approach: Exonics Therapeutics, which has secured $ 5 million in seed funding from CureDuchenne Ventures to see if the revolutionary new CRISPR - Cas - 9 gene - editing technology can be used to target the root genetic deficiency at the heart of the disease.

In Episode 22 of Edit Your Life, Asha and I touch on different aspects of Kondo's approach, and share our reactions — both positive and negative — to her method.

Brickman does a handful of a snazzy moves — some with editing, some with the narration, some with lighting and slowing down the film (nothing ostentatious, but certainly a little different from the rest of his approach)-- and the score tempers it.

The second audio commentary takes a different approach; it compiles a slew of participants into on edited program.

While these can be perfunctory, Indiewire film critic (and former A.V. Club contributor) David Ehrlich takes a drastically different approach with his self - edited «The 25 Best...

This approach creates a very different rhythm for a movie; edits normally provide little breaks, a little «reset» between moments and scenes, but in Birdman, everything is a continuous maelstrom.

Develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, editing, rewriting, or trying a different approach.

There's an array of editing service options available to you, so it's important to understand the different types of edits and decide on which one you think your manuscript will need before you approach an editor.

Many editors would warn against this approach, pointing out that editing and writing are different disciplines.

Different levels of editing focus on entirely different goals and approaches, and forcing a fit could be asking forDifferent levels of editing focus on entirely different goals and approaches, and forcing a fit could be asking fordifferent goals and approaches, and forcing a fit could be asking for trouble.

As you might expect, editing a romance novel requires a different approach to editing a business guide.

Freelance editors Taylor Morris, Caitlin Berve, and Amber Byers will discuss how they approach editing, the different types of editing, and answer questions from the audience.

Twice, I have been approached by two different writers to edit their memoir / short - stories of their lives.

We approached things a little different yesterday but we're going to be tweaking our coverage so we can put all the juicy annoucements into individual articles first (and editing them as we go throughout the day, so it pays to check back on the same article for new content) before we deliver the whopping grand synopsis of the press conference.

Blog coordinators also take different approaches in terms of how much editing they do before submissions are posted.

There are a ton of online templates for writing different kinds of materials, but they all have a similar approach: Do some research, create the context and flow of your «story» by developing an outline, write the piece, edit, edit and edit it again, ensure you have your attributions and a good conclusion that sums up and reiterates the most important message.

Our editing service for example involves a unique 5 step proofreading stage which uses 2 English experts to read your essay 4 times with a different approach for each.