Sentence examples for challenges of directing from inspiring English sources
Here she talks about the many challenges of directing Rajinikanth.
What are the challenges of directing such a large museum?
I'm really so enthused about the challenges of directing all my energies now into this one project.
By getting out in front of the challenges of directing VR cinema, Story Studio could create a roadmap for other creators.
During a stopover in Toronto to promote the film, McKay proved all too happy to talk about The Big Short's relationship to his earlier work, the challenges of directing a movie about serious subject matter, and whether it's hypocritical to make cinematic heroes out of people who got rich by betting against the super-rich.
Another of the challenges of directing, Harper confessed, had been making sure Norton played against his natural amiable demeanour, and kept up the repressed, seemingly cold and bored ennui of a grand aristocrat.
As fired up as he's been by the challenge of directing a dance production, he's been moved by the novel experience of working with dancers.
But "Discovery" is the better album, likely because, without the challenge of directing live musicians, the group could focus on building tight, hypnotic motifs and juxtapositions that all fit together, fusing expressions of openness and energy.
The Oscar-winning filmmaker also said he would not take on the challenge of directing a Bond film, despite featuring Daniel Craig as 007 and even a show-stealing performance from the Queen in a sketch during the opening ceremony.
Ahead of Monday night, director Jake Mavity highlighted the difficulty of catering to two audiences – those at the event itself and those watching on television – and talked about the challenge of directing live improvised comedy: "There's a huge level of danger in it, but that's where the excitement comes from … that's the fun of improv".
Chen agreed, and accepted an offer to run the music program, not only because he felt official pressure but because he relished the challenge of directing a retinue of fifty composers, from both classical and popular genres, to entertain a global audience.
