Sentence examples for collaboration between directors from inspiring English sources

Inspired by months of hard work and collaboration between directors and animators, "The Queen" is a composite of the Gordon and Speck's vision and Zoic's technological prowess.

She recently served as the Associate Producer on AIDS JaaGO, a collection of 4 short narrative films funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in order to heighten awareness of HIV AIDS in India.A collaboration between directors Mira Nair, Santosh Sivan, Vishal Bhardwaj, and Farhan Akhtar, AIDS JaaGO had its World Premiere during the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival.

One of the most interesting was Privacy, a play at the Donmar Warehouse that came out of a close collaboration between director Josie Rourke and playwright James Graham.

Among other things, it's the first collaboration between director and actor; Hudson's got a prominent supporting role, but the star is the cantankerous old Charles Coburn.

Frankie A semi-improvised collaboration between director Fabienne Berthaud and actress/model Diane Kruger, telling the story of a fashion model's relentless humiliation and subsequent breakdown.

One of the cornerstones of the festival, he said, will be an announcement concerning a long-term joint collaboration between Director's View and Stamford Center of the Arts, to get under way during the latter months of 2001.

The Royal Court recently announced a new season including In Basildon by David Eldrige, which will be directed by Cooke, and an environment-themed collaboration between director Katie Mitchell and Professor Stephen Emmott, head of computer science at Microsoft Research.

The collaboration between director Ron Howard and hip-hop legend Jay-Z on a music documentary may at first glance seem crazy, but it soon becomes apparent that the director of Frost/Nixon and A Beautiful Mind is perfect for the job.

For instance, "Trainwreck" has the funniest scene that I've seen in a movie since the quaalude freakout near the end of "The Wolf of Wall Street," and, like Scorsese's scene, the one in "Trainwreck" displays a magnificent collaboration between director and actors.

The montage effect is deliberate, of course, and this joint collaboration between director Sean Holmes and the theatre collective Filter puts a playful spin on the dry concepts of alienation and the epic, ending up with something that is glancingly modern yet true to its author's intentions.

From the moment the first audiences saw the opening image of Anton Karas's zither filling the screen with the nerve-jangling Harry Lime Theme (before, indeed, they had heard the word "zither"), they knew that with the second collaboration between director Carol Reed and author Graham Greene they were in for something special.