The phrase "actors setting" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the context or environment in which actors perform, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The actors' setting was beautifully designed to reflect the historical period of the play."
Alternatives: "performers' environment" or "cast's backdrop".
In fact, most of the original film's Puerto Rican characters were played by white actors, setting the stage for a slew of whitewashing controversies in stage productions across the globe in the decades that followed.
Drawing on a political ecology perspective, we conclude that cultural ecological knowledge declined due to negative perceptions of external actors setting a strong subjective norm.
This form of governance is described as heterarchic, or self-organizing (Miller and others 2007), with the state operating as the coordinator of these different actors, setting the conditions for participation.
It provides jobs to struggling actors, set designers, caterers, electricians.
He likes to cast the actors, set the atmosphere, then let them do what they will.
They featured the voices of the actors set against sound effects created live and were dubbed "sound plays".
Other female actors set up their own production companies to protect their finances and their image – from Clara Kimball Young to Norma Talmadge.
Curran lets the actors set the rhythm of the scenes and ride the crest of their emotions.
The two actors set up Pearl Street, a production company named after the street that ran between their Cambridge homes.
It sits proudly within a school of performing arts, not a school of design, and our fashion students work alongside actors, set designers, dancers and artists.
But you were very unhappy with this film - why? LD: The script itself, the choice of actors, set, film crew, none of these things were our decisions.
