production expenses

At both institutions, students must also put up some of their own money for production expenses.

Maybe you could get back enough money to cover production expenses, but not distribution, too.

Total production expenses were $2.55 billion, about the same as last year.

The schools must also commit $125 toward their students' production expenses.

Some agency executives say production expenses have tripled in the last decade.

The retail price does not necessarily reimburse all production expenses.

The programs required that the bulk of production expenses, including salaries, be spent in Canada.

The newspapers share production expenses and revenues but maintain separate news operations.

Production expenses come from ticket sales, sponsorships, grants and advertising.

According to Cobb, the total production expenses approached $20 million by the time the film was released.

Reimbursable printing and production expenses include, but are not limited to:

As production expenses began soaring, however, he refused to cut what he considered essential corners.

Not to mention lining up a cast of 16 and an elaborate set as well as other production expenses.

Each choreographer had a $50,000 budget for music commissions and production expenses (some works do use a set).

Not long after, he turned his attention to London and Off Broadway, where production expenses were lower.

"These pressures are being overwhelmed by the dramatic compression in labor costs," he said, "which account for about 70 percent of total production expenses."

No one is paid for working on these productions, and all proceeds beyond production expenses go to the Fair Harbor fire department.

Production Costs: Research and production expenses will increase the cost of each note by about two cents.

Escalating production expenses and dizzy ticket prices force virtually all our serious dramatists to go elsewhere.

The council held down costs for designers showing in the tents by soliciting the sponsors and standardizing production expenses.

It said that gross farm income was $813 million, with production expenses of $569 million.

Production expenses rose slightly, by 3 per cent, to $2.329 billion last year from $2.258 billion in 1989.

Agronomic efficiency is driven by the necessity to constantly lower production expenses, and those savings can then be passed on to the consumer.

Deeply traumatized, Astaire offered to pay the production expenses already incurred in order to quit the project, but then changed his mind.

And executives tried to take a stricter line on production expenses, pressuring directors to stay on their shooting schedules, for example.