The phrase "atmosphere director" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to film, theater, or events where someone is responsible for creating or managing the overall atmosphere or mood.
Example: "The atmosphere director worked closely with the lighting and sound teams to ensure the scene conveyed the intended emotional impact."
Alternatives: "mood director" or "environment director".
In the case of Kill List (2011, Studio Canal, 18), we should add to that list "oppress", so powerfully stifling is the atmosphere in director Ben Wheatley's urban gothic gem.
Foote said when he wrote the script he did not have the same isolated and lonely vision for the setting Beresford did, but he felt the atmosphere the director captured served the story well.
Previous such races have been rancorous affairs, paralysing and poisoning the atmosphere.The director-general has few formal powers.
To achieve this vague, ominous atmosphere, the directors implemented a variety of unique shooting techniques, including Lumia projection to create the shocks of color, a high speed camera to warp the narrative's sense of time, and Schlieren imaging to visualize the protagonist's possibly stressed breathing.
Among other things, it attempts to organize research efforts on climate in more than a dozen government agencies, said Dr. James R. Mahoney, the assistant secretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere and the director of the effort.
The White House declined yesterday to explain the change in emphasis, referring reporters to Dr. Mahoney, assistant secretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere and the director of government climate research.
"The other hotels in South Beach have a party atmosphere," the sales director, Jorge Collazo, said, describing his pitch to the financial groups ("especially hedge funds") that dominate the Setai's clientele.
"These numbers mean the ozone is virtually gone in this layer of the atmosphere," says David Hofmann, director of the Global Monitoring Division at NOAA's Earth System Research Laboratory in Boulder, Colorado.
Jacobson, Stanford University's Atmosphere and Energy Program Director and co-founder of The Solutions Project (TSP), endorses Clark's book, writing, "When the Wind Blows is literally poetry in motion, flowing like a sea breeze powering the next generation with clean wind energy".
"I wanted to create stylized short films that had the atmosphere of my favorite directors," including foreign directors Federico Fellini and Francois Truffaut, as well as vintage American films.
