Sentence examples for directorial conception from inspiring English sources
Jonathan Munby's directorial conception exuberantly juxtaposes technology and actor-led stunts.
Also, as I wrote at the time, though individual singers were compelling, Mr. Lepage conveyed no strong directorial conception about who these characters are and what drives them.
The film's specificity is inseparable from its almost unbearable intimacy — yet it's an intimacy that Jenkins achieves through a directorial conception that's as daringly spectacular as it is thoughtful and personal, starting with the movie's very first shot, a vertiginously gyrating view of Juan, heading to a corner to supervise one of his young street dealers.
Increasingly, Goold's directorial concepts look strained, even incoherent.
Here, too, the French colonial legacy plays an important part in the story, and Sembene embodies it with his dramatic conception as well as his directorial invention.
If she has only a narrow and confined conception of the people she films, she hints that the issue is directorial: if she isn't imagining the lives of others in any significant detail, maybe the problem is that she isn't seeing them well enough.
Mr. Robertson's directorial debut, "J.
"It makes your directorial hand the focus.
He also plans to relinquish directorial control.
