The phrase "director's perspective" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to the viewpoint or point of view of a director, specifically in relation to a film, play, or performance. Example: From the director's perspective, casting the lead actress was crucial in bringing the play to life.
And from a director's perspective the conception and execution of a good action sequence is among the most painstaking and complicated parts of the job.
In interviews Mr. Forbes said that the movie's producer, Edgar J. Scherick, expressly wanted a foreign director's perspective on American suburbia.
Some of the trick shots look down on the characters, passing editorial judgments from the director's perspective; others are meant to portray the characters' inner turmoil.
Arguing that 'X' behaviour will help a company hit its environmental targets answers the question from a sustainability director's perspective but does nothing to persuade most finance directors.
Kranz retells these stories from the flight director's perspective, bringing to light little-known or never-told incidents and offering new insights into critical decisions.
"Often, you get bogged down in telling stories in a particular way in the cinema, so it could be interesting to see how that would progress from a director's perspective," he says.
How abortion is portrayed in novels and films provides the student of history, anthropology, and biology with insights into the author's or director's perspectives, and into societal attitudes and mores.
Ukrainian cinematographers instantaneously started to record the development of this civil protest, filming Ukraine's reality through the prism of a director's creative perspective, capturing the mood, people and honesty and recording events left off-screen by journalists reporting from hotspots.
The director's multiple perspectives are already evident in the trompe l'oeil title: the film is indeed about an aristocratic clan of geniuses, living somewhere on the Upper East Side in an imaginary New York.
So VICE sat down with Joseph Anastasio (a researcher and analyst for Access Queens) and Brandon W. Mosley (the group's senior director) for perspective on how the L's partial closure could resonate in the borough Donald Trump once called home.
Vanishing Point frequently examines the audience's perspective and director Matthew Lenton often offers an unexpected take on the world, too.
