The phrase "agent actors" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context where "agent" and "actors" are defined, such as in a discussion about roles in a play or film, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In the production, the agent actors played a crucial role in shaping the narrative."
Alternatives: "performing agents" or "acting agents".
It is a question that children are asked frequently: "What do you want to be when you grow up?" The most popular answers include: astronaut, superhero, footballer, secret agent, actor, pop star and racing driver.
Anybody can become a victim or an agent (actor or bystander) of AHC: "…we are abusing each other…all the way down to the patient…" AHC was also interpreted as staff being abusive against other staff, for instance, by making remarks in a harsh way.
Agents, actors, directors, theater owners, union officials and investors have to line up and dance in unison.
With this in mind, are there any examples of stage casting that make you wonder at the thinking of the agents, actors and directors involved?
Specifically he cited the system of personal Hollywood relationships, among agents, actors and network executives, which influences how much is paid and to whom.
In a sense, storytelling has become the new stand-up — a way to be noticed by the literary agents, actors and directors who increasingly populate the audiences.
He teaches and writes about the culture-space nexus in a variety of contexts, seeking to explain the manifold agents, actors, and forces that have shaped urban landscapes around the world.
For example, the University of Vienna's Janina Loh analyzed the degree to which an AV could be held responsible for its acts by presenting a new model that sees a "network of responsibility" with roles for the agents, actors, and objects of actions.
Porter's headquarters in New York is a three-room suite on the forty-first floor of the Waldorf Towers — a kind of streamlined Mecca where a tide of agents, actors, arrangers, managers, and fascinated friends is regulated, but seldom stemmed, by Miss Margaret Moore, Porter's secretary, and by his valet.
Since February, the Gun Club's membership has grown, via word of mouth, from a handful of neighborhood friends working out together to an assortment of increasingly buff bartenders, chefs, barbers, investors, casting agents, actors, artists, guitarists in a psych-rock/free-jazz band, and others.
