Dominic Cooke, the theatre's artistic director, match-made her with the director of Posh, Lyndsey Turner, knowing that both of them were interested in working on the idea of wealth.
Once classroom teachers were ready for the assessment, the project director matched assessors with providers, depending on assessor availability and linguistic needs.
He's given specialist driving lessons to actresses Nicole Kidman and Anne Hathaway, among others, and helped some of the world's great directors match the star, with the right car.
Though few of the postwar films by any of these directors matches the invention and impact of their earlier work, the earlier productions came to serve as an urgent source of inspiration for rising generations, such as the "Free Cinema" movement of the 1950s: Lindsay Anderson, Tony Richardson, Karel Reisz.
Longhurst quotes the director Max Stafford-Clark: "Match your ideas to the architecture".
(James) 'THINGS WE WANT' Jonathan Marc Sherman's thickly whimsical comedy of despair has a seriously cool cast (Paul Dano, Peter Dinklage and Josh Hamilton) and a director to match in Ethan Hawke.
Jimmy has done everything in football, and he's not slow in saying so - he's the only person he knows who has been player, manager, coach, director, chairman, Match of the Day presenter, and general know-all.
Fascinated by the strange instrument he was playing, Reed whisked the reluctant Karas back to his London flat, where he would force him to work 14-hour days for 12 weeks, composing sounds that the director insisted match up perfectly with onscreen visual action.
Mr Whelan, director of Match Hospitality, denies any wrongdoing.
The director, Michael Longhurst, matches Payne's playful rigor with an inventiveness all his own.
In "Inception," the director Christopher Nolan matched up simultaneous actions in multiple dreams; the editing scheme brought the different layers together in a kind of rhymed pattern.
