Sentence examples for director status from inspiring English sources

First in the industry to gain chartered director status, he has engaged with numerous schemes and projects this last year.

Zack Snyder is clearly out to seal his "visionary director" status with this strident anthem to the power of the imagination, but he might well have destroyed it in the process.

Dugan was originally a researcher and program manager, and ascended to director status in 2009.

Lovely though Sin City, which gives joint-director status to Miller and Robert Rodriguez, looks, two hours of cheap crooks, gaudy patter, dangerous dames, gunfire, torture and comically macho 40s attitudes gets awfully repetitive.

Update on renovation: The director updated status and timelines for the mezzanine and Kimball Hall.

He says directors have been all but eliminated from factual TV – "you have a camera person to go and shoot rushes, and a so-called edit-producer to put it together in the cutting room" - which has a knock on effect on the director's status when it comes to drama.

We can all make mistakes, and 20 years hence will probably accord the films of some now comparatively unregarded directors a status we could not now imagine.

The U.S. market is not subject to such a requirement and only a small minority of investors in the market change directors' independence status based on tenure alone.

It was Tonino Guerra's fate to become the scriptwriter of choice for a string of master directors whose status as auteurs – "authors" of their films – tended to diminish the status of the writers involved.

She got the job and became the organization's first "directress," a gendered term used throughout the 1921 Maclean's article, which effectively foregrounds both her position of leadership as a government film agency director and her status as a woman.

"Jesus' Son" reflects its director's outsider status.