Sentence examples for conventional directors from inspiring English sources

"Height has absolutely kept me from working with conventional directors," she says.

When the show ended, Marvel said, it was disorienting to work again with more conventional directors: "I remember Neil Armstrong talking about what it was like when he returned from space, how it took him a very long time to reassimilate.

Our objection should thereby come only with the degree to which the communication--in our consideration the art--approaches a tyranny of depiction, even if it be the kind of entertainment directing the viewer's regard for what is seen and heard in a film--what most conventional directors do.

No conventional director would take her on, not a single one?

He has always been a conventional director, but he could do conventional material better than just about anybody else around, and he did it with a gleeful spirit.

"They look at dailies from a more conventional director, and think when they hire Michael they're going to get something similar, and they're not.

They did not want a conventional director or a big Broadway musical, they wanted something innovative and Robert Fox said: "I have Ivo here".

A conventional theatre director would inevitably want to develop their own ideas.

But Dennis loved Venice, never considered moving to a more conventional actor-director pad in Malibu or on Mulholland.

Its drawbacks only emerge when the script veers into more conventional regions.The director has drawn a firm performance from Charlton Heston, whose axiomatic major is a more complex character than the action format usually permits.

With fewer cameras for 3D than for conventional coverage, the director struggles for different angles.