The phrase "agent director" is not a standard or widely recognized term in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as in the entertainment industry to refer to a person who acts as both an agent and a director, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "As an agent director, she manages both the talent and the creative aspects of the production."
Alternatives: "talent agent" or "director-agent".
Here we were met by Aine, travel agent, director of the racecourse, wife of the impresario behind an excellent (and not at all tinkly tinkly) show called Celtic Steps, and a leading light in the town.
Any actor, agent, director, makeup artist or craft services person who spoke out to disagree with the kingmakers would instantly be dead to "the industry" and everyone knows it.
A CIA agent (director, star and Batman-to-be Ben Affleck) turns to Tinseltown for help rescuing U.S. Embassy personnel in the aftermath of the 1979 Iranian Revolution in the 2012 Oscar-winner "Argo".
An unfinished independent project filmed during the summer in Brooklyn is Naz + Maalik, about a pair of gay Muslim teenagers whose furtive behavior as lovers arouses the suspicion of an FBI agent; director Jay Dockendorf and his collaborators are raising funds via Kickstarter.
Samuel Fuller became a free-agent director in 1962 and, suddenly finding himself without major studio backing, he knew his movies would now need to be more provocative and shocking to garner attention in the absence of large ad spends.
The agents' director, Adrian Gill, said: "Wages are now beating inflation, and that's boosting household finances in a way not seen for half a decade.
"We hear that talk all the time, and now we are getting that sort of confirmation from agents," director of cricket Steve Rhodes told BBC Sport.
Many of the most powerful producers, theater owners, agents, directors and choreographers are gay men — to a fairly disproportional extent.
The third Screenwriters' festival began yesterday, with three days of masterclasses and networking sessions involving agents, directors, producers and writers including Ronald Harwood, Stephen Wooley, Christopher Hampton and Mike Leigh.
These companies and their former secret-agent directors, sometimes viewed as a new generation of oligarchs that arose under Mr. Putin, are not now seen as in danger of default.
A Hollywood producer, who asked that I not use her name in case she ever needs to deal with John Travolta's agent, recalled a brunch at the Renaissance some years ago, attended by non-Scientologist movie executives, agents, directors, and actors.
