Sentence examples for collaborative actors from inspiring English sources

"I think good actors — good, collaborative actors who see themselves as leaders in a given production — can and should offer ideas that have nothing to do with wanting to direct themselves," Mr. Mantello said.

As a shared service provider in a collaborative community, ACRM needs to ensure commitment to common goals, secure direction for collaborative activities, and support the building of trust among collaborative actors.

The major difference between the two is that reciprocal degree shows mutual recognition while the In-degree values show the recognition of a collaborative actor by others only.

Naturally, it also requires collaborating actors, current or new members of ACRM, who have collaborative capabilities (Fjeldstad et al. (2012) and voluntarily want to engage in a collaborative process (Miles et al., 2000).

The process was very collaborative – the actors were able to have complete ownership of the characters and the space they inhabit.

The Wooster Group experience has been by far her best in the theater, she said, partly because the actors' collaborative style helped lift the stage fright she felt in other theater work.

Several of Churchill's big plays of the 70s and 80s, including her English civil war epic Light Shining in Buckinghamshire, were written in a collaborative process with actors and a director.

By Hilton Als While the socialist-minded seventy-year-old director Ariane Mnouchkine believes that her company, the illustrious Le Théâtre du Soleil, is a collaborative effort, her actors generally give it up to her.

The actors' collaborative involvement in the creation of the script leads to some shamblingly slack and complacent performances, and the thin depiction of daily life diminishes the flights of fancy, yet Rivette's fretful indictment of the blandishments and dangers of a world of stories is, in effect, a self-portrait as cinephile on the verge of hallucination.

In this new world of open and collaborative innovation, multiple actors from various domains interact with each other across multiple levels, organised in a self-referential and 'fractal' knowledge2 and innovation architecture.

This involved extensive collaborative work with actors across the rehabilitation system, under the auspices of the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs.