Sentence examples for director editor from inspiring English sources

He worked as the writer, assistant director, editor, and production designer, and is believed to have fallen badly out with the director, Graham Cutts, during filming.

'American Animal' (No rating, 1 35) The writer, director, editor and star of this mini-budgeted opus, Matt D'Elia, may be a versatile talent to watch.

"I'm what you call a predator: producer, director, editor," said social star Julius Deinwith an admirably straight face.

As a former Times reporter and national news director (editor), I thank you for changing my mind.

The writer, director, editor and producer is Ra'up McGee, a New York native and graduate of a film school in San Diego who dreamed of making a French noir.

Andrew Molina, the director, editor and producer joined with Mr. Hayata in this venture, soon cuts away from the dour responsibilities of the present day in favor of Mr. Hayata's glamorous past as a young man searching for adventure in the mines of South America.

Job: managing director, editor-in-chief, Independent, Independent on Sunday Age: 51 Industry: publishing Circulation: The Independent 200,399; The Independent on Sunday 162,474 (June 2009) New entry It is almost impossible to imagine the Independent without Simon Kelner, the driving force behind the paper for more than a decade.

The filmmaking ensemble gathers around a writer-director-editor figure; they act in the movie, add ideas or lines of dialogue, write music, play or sing onscreen.

Co-writer-director-editor Vicky Jewson's latest is at least more professionally assembled than her previous, the truly atrocious Lady Godiva, but it's still hokey, tacky, borderline racist, and fabulously unconvincing.

They are Curt Fissel, a cinematographer and director-editor of Jemglo and Voices and Visions; Ilene Green, president at Marketshare Communications; and Daryl Rand, president at Harrison Advertising/the Rand Group.

That said, "Hannah," the third feature by the Chicago writer-director-editor Joe Swanberg, is less notable for its story than for what the movie itself represents: an evolutionary entry in the so-called Do It Yourself (or D.I.Y.) independent film movement, which is being celebrated this week in Greenwich Village in an IFC Film Center series titled "The New Talkies: Generation D.I.Y".