A thorny issue that arises when entertainment and advertising converge is whether consumers consider performers who work with brands as sellouts.
The various participants are not considered performers, but rather possessed by the gods and spirits in question.
7 However, studies have largely considered performers as a homogeneous group.
One approach to examining the factors contributing to optimal performance is to compare groups of individuals who are considered "optimal performers" based on special skill sets or training with healthy volunteers.
After bringing in several well-known cabaret acts, the club now features only local talent, none of which could be considered cabaret performers.
Instead, the weekly lists of DVDs are full of movies that Hollywood has traditionally considered mediocre performers — small-to-mid-budget comedies, horror films, and dramas, like "Friday Night Lights," "The Notebook," and "Hide and Seek".
Although Kaufman had considered other performers, by the time he met Fonda, in New York, in October, 2008, he told me, he knew that he wanted her for the part.
One of the book's most absorbing sections considers how performers use indifference, or a knowing suppression of their talents — that nudge-wink that happens when, for example, a rapper such as Lil Wayne "melt[s] the ends off his own words".
Since all schools within a contextual grouping are considered better performers than any school in a lower contextual group, when the rankings within each grouping are subsequently concatenated, a complete, rank ordering of the entire set of selected schools will be produced, de facto.
MGM opened a casting office in Rome in mid-1957 to select the 50,000 people who would act in minor roles and as extras in the film, and a total of 365 actors had speaking parts in the film, although only 45 of them were considered "principal" performers.
