Sentence examples for director scheme from inspiring English sources

Rourke trained at the Donmar back in 2000, on its assistant director scheme.

In 2000, Rourke was on the company's resident assistant director scheme before working for five years as a freelance director.

JR: I've just spent this afternoon interviewing eight new-ish directors for our Resident Assistant Director Scheme, which is an annual bursary.

When we meet, Newman has been in Bolton for just over a year, courtesy of the Regional Theatre Young Director Scheme, one of the hottest prizes in British theatre.

Channel 4 runs a theatre director scheme, awarding bursaries every year to three trainees to work with a theatre on a variety of in-house productions as well as becoming involved in education, outreach and community work.

Instead of directing something himself he is producing Festival, a season of nine short plays overseen by graduates of the Orange Tree's acclaimed Trainee Directors' Scheme, which has been running since 1986.

But having joined the Octagon on the regional young directors' scheme last year, Newman makes an eye-catching debut, which suggests that Dickens's favourite child is very much a young woman's work.

Pirc, which has advised shareholders to vote against the company's remuneration policy, warned, among other things, that executive directors' incentive schemes are "excessive" as potential payouts could be more than eight times their base salary.

Pirc, which advised shareholders to vote against the company's remuneration policy, had cautioned that executive directors' incentive schemes were "excessive" as potential payouts could be as much as eight times base salary.

Tom Brook explains why directors' grandiose schemes are so fascinating to filmmakers and audiences alike.

Lucy Casot, the HLF's Scottish director, said the scheme "has the potential to save an internationally significant building, exploiting its commanding presence to produce an exceptional arts venue.