The phrase "ago director" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misplacement of words, as "ago" typically refers to time and does not logically connect with "director."
Example: "The director who worked here five years ago was very influential in the project."
Alternatives: "former director" or "previous director."
Four years ago, director Josh Appignanesi released his debut feature, Song of Songs, an austere, fiercely disquieting study of transgression, identity and faith in the Orthodox Jewish community of north London.
At an advance screening a few days ago, director Tom Harper, 36, who oversaw all six episodes, a cast of hundreds, loads of badly behaved hunting dogs, a bear, and nervy horses not accustomed to the smoke of battle, told the Observer: "You get so close to the work it's very hard to look at it with any objectivity.
Four years ago director David Michod made a big impact around the world with his picture Animal Kingdom which depicted the world of a Melbourne crime family.
With a Center of Excellence grant from the Danish Research Foundation 15 years ago, Director Lars Arendt-Nielsen implemented a philosophy of "keeping key senior scientists as free as possible from administrative duties, so they can spend their energy on research projects".
Indeed, just 2 weeks ago, director Chen Hualan of China's National Avian Influenza Reference Laboratory in Harbin announced at a meeting in Beijing that H5N1 had also been found to infect pigs as early as last year, a finding that was first reported in January in a Chinese journal.
Hard to believe that just a couple years ago director McG was doing Smashmouth videos.
Not so long ago, directors of noir TV thrillers would limit the number of scenes shot in the near noir to just the scary ones.
Decades ago, directors were often expected to accept help tightening the staging from uncredited show doctors, like Gower Champion, who helped Martin Scorsese in 1977 with his only Broadway directing gig, "The Act".
A couple of weeks ago, Directors UK – the body representing Britain's film and television directors – released research showing that under 14% of the UK's working film directors in the past decade were women.
Just a few weeks ago, the director of national intelligence, Mike McConnell, gave a speech at Johns Hopkins University.
TWO years ago, the director Jon Reiss could not have cared less about raves.
