Deletion of Shaun Sanghani

Comment: WP:MILL|run of the mill sales person and film producer. |We tend to delete articles about producers. His listing in ''Variety'' is |in passing and is of the |up-and-coming variety, pardon the pun
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Deletion policy (WP:OUTCOMES||WP:SIGCOV||WP:UPANDCOMING)

Comment: I can see where many of the concerns are coming from. I have amended the reference for the Variety line to one which more directly and substantially addresses the subject; the honor itself also suggests a level of recognition by industry peers, as the recipients are chosen via industry submissions which are then curated by Variety's reporters and critics. Additionally, articles exist for other recent recipients, such as Xavier Gens and Nancy Grant; while it would be fallacy to suggest this warrants an article for every recipient, it may suggest that those named are not always of an "up and coming" variety. It's also arguable that the "Prince of Alexandria" profile in Scene magazine and the first Deadline article cited tend toward being substantial, as opposed to passing or trivial mentions. Taken together, these sources might establish notability. I am also not seeing guidance to suggest that we tend to delete articles about film producers in the |common outcomes article. Given the fairly extensive credits of the subject, it's likely that further sources could be added in order to bring the article to its full potential, as well
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Deletion policy (WP:OUTCOMES)

Comment: The coverage of him is sparse, but he was a writer/director for many items, and a good half of them are blue links. That suggests he may pass #3 or such. PS. If it was one or two items, I'd agree with the nom, but if he is linked as producer or such to something like ten blue links, that's probably on the keep side of borderline, at least for me. Ping me if you want to convince me otherwise, I am always open to discussion
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NCREATIVE)