Sentences with phrase «industry screenings»

During these severe sector bear markets, I ran industry screens searching for companies that had an above average probability of surviving their industry's recession.

Moved to London at this point and destined to die there in 1999 after the first industry screening of his last film, Eyes Wide Shut, Kubrick hired Emilio essentially by writing him notes on index cards and Post-Its and steadily, some would say monstrously, dominating his life to the extent that it strained Emilio's marriage and caused him to miss the moment of his father's death.

We also use best - in - industry screen printing techniques so each printed design feels soft to the touch, and won't crack, fade, or irritate baby's skin.

Today, the pharmaceutical industry screens synthetic chemical libraries of thousands of molecules to find one that may have a medicinal effect, said Parekkadan, who joined Rutgers» School of Engineering in January.

Mamo returns, having survived the wilds of TIFF ’13 — if «survived» is a word you can apply to a festival where Matt Price announced his retirement from moviegoing and a lunatic film blogger in a press and industry screening called 911 because someone else was using their mobile phone.

A little less than 24 hours after seeing Right Now, I found myself back at the Scotiabank — the bizarrely space - themed multiplex that serves as TIFF's main press and industry screening venue — for another movie with an ambling protagonist who goes everywhere with a backpack slung over his shoulder.

At a special industry screening director Paul W.S. Anderson said that the film was always planned as an R - rated movie and shot that way, but only three weeks prior to release the studio changed that by severely cutting the film for a lower PG - 13 rating.

The biggest press screenings were funneled out of the giant, palatial Princess of Wales Theater and back into the Scotiabank multiplex, where the rest of the press - and - industry screenings take place.

In the thick of the sexual harassment scandal, «you can't help but bring real life into the theatre,» says Amy Nicholson, film critic for Variety and Uproxx, who witnessed whoops and cheers inside a L.A. industry screening last week.

NEW YORK, December 5, 2011 — Employment Background Screening Company Sterling Infosystems Becomes the Second Largest in the Industry

With more industries screening applicants through ATSs, the chances of your resume being seen by the hiring manager is 25 percent.

The 2017 Toronto International Film Festival's press and industry screening of My Days of Mercy was marked by streams of people getting up and leaving early.

Actress Lesley Ann Warren arrives at the Industry Screening Of Sony Pictures Classics» «Truth» at Samuel Goldwyn Theater on October 5, 2015 in Beverly Hills, California.

Big Question: The press and industry screening (Friday morning) takes place four days before its public premiere so it's got to be good, right?

The same shopping area also contains the Holiday Village multiplex, which is home to press - and - industry screenings but open to public screenings toward the festival's end.

As you read this, the Tribeca Film Festival will be getting fully underway with Press and Industry Screenings of all their titles.

The Coolidge programming team regularly attends major film festivals and industry screenings to select what we feel are the most vital films being made today.

If Richard J. Lewis's film proved too MOR to impress Quentin Tarantino's jury (even Paul Giamatti, much fancied for the Best Actor prize, left empty - handed) it was nonetheless enthusiastically received on the Lido, earning sustained applause, and even a few whoops, at the industry screening I attended.

Later today, I'll post my final list of additions to the candidates list for the portfolio reshaping, after running an industry screen.

Note: The indexes that DSI and MPCT seek to track also consider ESG metrics for individual companies within the investment process; products within PROMOTE employ some industry screens.

1 Definitions: PREVENT - values expressed by employing a number of industry screens; PROMOTE — focus on individual companies that demonstrate stronger ESG performance relative to industry peers against ESG metrics; TARGET — focus on companies that seek to advance specific sustainable goals (e.g. UN development goals, clean energy).