Sentences with phrase «right creative hands»

What we learned from Moneyball: The Movie is that a great story, however unfilmable it might seem, can be turned into a great movie in the right creative hands.

Finally, that story might fall into the right creative hands:

Not exact matches

It is only a master who can make such a blunder, and perhaps that is the best consolation we can have out of it, since in that case we have a right to hope that we'll see the same creative hand get even with itself.»

He's been my right hand man for a long time and now oversees a large creative team that does all of the marketing, programing, promotions and special events for the brand.

Since joining TFG, Ruben has served as Jose's culinary right hand and has helped provide direction on menu development as well as for Jose's creative projects including television programming and cookbooks.

Craft a Creative Corner: Inspire your child to create the space where everything needed is right at hand.

If your little ones are preverbal (or they don't want to write something), feel free to share pictures (photos or hand - made), imagine a post or letter you imagine your little one would write, or get creative in whatever way feels right to you and your child.

«And there's also a lot of «neuro - nonsense» going around; for example that left - handers are more creative because the right - hand part of their brain is more dominant.

A delectable cupcake can become the perfect handbag with the right creative mind, and a black cat crossing your path can turn into your every day ballet flats in the hands of a calcealogical genius.

Since McQueen's passing in 2010, the creative director has been Sarah Burton, his long - time right - handed person.

Spider - Man: Homecoming (2017) is the second reboot of the first superstar of the 21st century superhero boom since Sam Raimi's hit trilogy and this time Sony (who still owns the movie rights) has handed the creative reins over to Marvel Studios and allowed them to integrate the webslinger into the Marvel Comics Movie Universe.

If you have a dream and plan to become an author, but you don't want to wait around for a traditional publisher, give up your creative vision, sign away your legal rights, or hand over 90 % of your profits, you should seriously consider self - publishing with Paper Raven Books.

Follow the right - hand bend until you see a large white building (Oak Creative); turn right into Holiday Extras immediately after this.

Well, that would definitely be an interesting conversation... I've always been passionate about fighting for the rights of freelancers, and in particular creative freelancers, after seeing first - hand the murkier side of freelancing in the creative industries: from eye - roll - worthy stereotyping (honestly, I've had everything from «get a real job» to «you just draw teddy - bears all day, right?»)

one of the most interesting MOOCs — Learning Creative Learning, is happening right now at the MIT Media Lab: http://learn.media.mit.edu/about.html Excellent selection of speakers (Dale Dougherty was a panelist at the last week's session on Constructionism and Making), challenging hands - on activities and thriving G + community make this course so different from at least those i experienced so far...

It's hard to imagine that the creators of the U.S. Patent System intended for creative rights to be leveraged in such a heavy - handed manner.