Sentence examples for approach to casting from inspiring English sources
But perhaps the greatest pleasure of Odyssey has been its TV tombola approach to casting.
Typically the Metropolitan Opera takes a fill-in-the-blanks approach to casting Puccini's "Bohème".
"I really believe that a more imaginative approach to casting the classics will unlock all kinds of creative interpretations, and naturally feed in to all other areas – male playwrights writing female parts, more confidence in female creative teams," says Freestone.
Pegas Producer Nichola LaFleur realized that the problem was that their porn "actors" didn't know how to act, so he created a hands-on approach to casting.
If the Farrellys still sounded relaxed, "it's because we have a Zen approach to casting," Peter said.
What is clear is that our approach to casting is changing rapidly, and has to go much further, in matters of race and gender.
I have been thinking about such possibilities since attending the Glimmerglass Festival last summer, where three of the four main productions — Kurt Weill's "Lost in the Stars," Meredith Willson's "Music Man," and "Aida" — demonstrated different approaches to casting when issues of color were involved.
When she was approached to cast a movie in 2007, she ended up receiving a co-producer credit and earned the nickname "the fixer".
In the past, when audiences had no choice about the media they consumed, the traditional approach was to cast audiences as the damsel in distress, saved by hero brands with a magic solution.
Until recently, the favored Republican approach was to cast overboard Representative Benjamin Gilman, a Republican who represents Rockland County and parts of Westchester, Orange and Sullivan Counties, and either Louise Slaughter or John LaFalce, Democratic House members from upstate districts.
The main idea of our approach is to cast the selection of correspondences between points on the surfaces in a game-theoretic framework, where a natural selection process allows matching points that satisfy a mutual rigidity constraint to thrive, eliminating all the other correspondences.
