The phrase "already director" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate that someone has already assumed the role of director, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She is already the director of the project, so we should consult her for any decisions."
Alternatives: "currently director" or "now director".
Miss You Already director: Only 4% of films made by women make it.
Already, director Kevin O'Hare has promised us a new work from Liam Scarlett, and there's possibly a new Wayne McGregor in the mix too.
Already director of New York's Mostly Mozart festival, he launched this year's Barbican namesake with chamber-scale readings of the 40th symphony and the Requiem with the Academy of St Martin's.
They were joined by several newcomers, like the gruff, lanky Mr. Deripaska, who at the tender age of 26 was already director of a large aluminum plant in Siberia.
During his years in Italy Meyerbeer became acquainted with, and impressed by, the works of his contemporary Gioachino Rossini, who by 1816, at the age of 24, was already director of both major opera houses in Naples and in the same year premiered his operas The Barber of Seville and Otello.
He began his career in gaming as a programmer, working on titles such as EarthBound and Balloon Fight, and even helped out on debug duties to get Super Smash Bros. Melee out of the door in 2001 this when he was already director of Nintendo.
Two of the Al Fayed brothers - Mohamed and Ali - are already directors of the company.
If that hadn't happened, the multimillionaire former independent producer might already be director general.
"I didn't want an assistant who was already a director in his own right," said Vittorio.
Already her director from The Losers, Sylvain White, compared her to a jaguar – "shrewd and fast, and always there when you don't know she is".
He was already music director of the Radio Symphony Orchestra Berlin, an ideal training ground for a fast-rising young conductor.
