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low-budget
[loh-buhj-it]
adjective
made or done on a small or reduced budget; costing relatively little money.
a low-budget film.
Word History and Origins
Origin of low-budget1
Example Sentences
Without the aid of social media, she sent letters to costume designers, hoping to get mentored, and started working on low-budget jobs.
By 1962, he had appeared in a “Twilight Zone” episode and the low-budget Korean War thriller “War Hunt” with Sydney Pollack.
“Sirât” is giving odd comfort in a cultural moment of uncertainty, a rare outcome for a low-budget art film.
In his former life, DePree was an actor, writer, producer and director whose early attempts to make it big in Hollywood were depicted in low-budget documentary Rhinoskin: The Making of a Movie Star.
Then I was lucky enough to make films that were so low-budget.
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