Sentence examples for director of feature from inspiring English sources

Although "Alfred" nearly ended Mr. Donner's career as a director of feature films, it did yield a dividend.

After his discharge, Mr. Huggins was hired by Columbia Pictures as a writer and director of feature films.

The bride, an independent unit production manager and assistant director of feature films in Manhattan, attended the Chapin School and graduated from the Foxcroft School and Colorado College.

"Before them, hip-hop was only known in local communities; they brought it out into the world," said Mr. Paradiso, the director of feature films including "Tony 'n' Tina's Wedding," who lives in New Jersey.

After leaving Wolper, Mr. Haley tried to forge a career as a director of feature films, most notably with a lavishly hyped adaptation of Jacqueline Susann's "Love Machine" that was a critical and box-office disaster in 1971.

Though she has directed four episodes of HBO's "Sex and the City" in the last few years, Ms. Anders considers herself primarily a writer and director of feature films.

A prolific director of features — and a genially prurient examiner of naked bodies — he benefits from the short form, and also perhaps from a collaborator.

Mr. Child, who was born Jim Grant, grew up in Birmingham, England, and spent two decades as a director of features, documentaries and commercials at Granada Television.

He was promoted to director of features in 1932, and during that first year directed The Big Timer, Hollywood Speaks, and Virtue, the last with Carole Lombard as a prostitute reformed by a taxicab driver (played by Pat O'Brien).

I was pleased to see that the movie got a favorable review from A. O. Scott in the Times today, but was surprised by a pair of sentences from that review: A prolific director of features — and a genially prurient examiner of naked bodies — [Swanberg] benefits from the short form, and also perhaps from a collaborator.

One of Newman's reports on outside broadcasting was seen and admired by executives at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation CBCC), and in 1952 he joined the Corporation as their Supervising Director of Features, Documentaries and Outside Broadcasts.