The phrase "actor panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as film festivals, conventions, or events where a group of actors discusses their work or engages with an audience.
Example: "The actor panel at the convention featured several well-known stars who shared their experiences in the industry."
Alternatives: "cast panel" or "performer panel".
The symposium features skits by professional actors, panel discussions and video presentations.
(I also appeared on a critics and actors panel in the morning). It was an eye-opening, often amusing, sometimes distressing look at the status of the actor in American culture, as seen by the practitioners themselves.
But now the channel offers the chance to avoid a Paxo stuffing and instead debate the intricacies of bank regulation with David Mitchell, the mild-mannered comic actor and panel show performer.
We explored [a] the language used by actors in panel discussions and minutes of their meetings; [b] policy objects such as guidelines and policy statements, referral letters from clinicians, patient representations, and legal judgements; and [c] the act of categorisation.
The second type includes initiatives of the higher level of government which are then implemented by decentralized actors (GATT panels, the federal courts in the United States, and the Court of Justice of the European Communities).
The other African-American actor on the panel, Samuel L. Jackson, answered with a simple "No".
Vera Farmiga and Lucy Liu participated in a question and answer session moderated by entertainment journalist Martha Frankel after the film and in the Sunday noontime WFF Actor's Dialogue panel.
"It's that kind of response to this stuff that pisses me off". John Oliver and Dustin Hoffman got into a heated exchange regarding the sexual harassment allegations leveled at the actor during a panel discussion Monday night at a benefit event for the Tribeca Film Institute.
The aim of this study was to trial a social stress test for children that provided a meaningful environment using age-matched child peers as panel actors.
In our panel, actors Danielle Brooks, Ashley Blaine Featherson and Charnele Brown, among others, will tell us about their lived experiences with colorism.
