Sentence examples for directors achieve from inspiring English sources

Ideally, what should directors achieve, and why do they cause so much angst?

What such younger directors achieve could never have been done, or even conceived, in the classic era.

The directors achieve this goal so simply and expertly that Disney animators are probably examining every frame of this movie to see where to begin the task of converting it into pencil tests.

BFI data shows that in the 10 years to 2012, the trend towards a one-time-only film "career" has accelerated, with 80% of writers and directors achieving a single credit.

They are carving out careers in which they hope to balance moviemaking with family life and in many cases don't even wish to pursue the sort of high-octane careers some A-list male writer-directors achieve.

Companies whose chief executives also preside over their boards argue that having a lead independent director achieves the necessary balance of power.

Jane Mandel, the director, achieves this effect with restraint rather than daring, beginning with Mona Hennessy's rendition of the central character, the long-suffering Mrs. Alving.

After graduating from U.C.L.A. film school, Mr. Berry spent several years as a screenwriter and director, achieving some success as a rewrite man on movies like "Inspector Gadget".

Martin Santangelo, the company's founder and director, achieves a remarkable balance between the new and the old in his savvy staging of the program.

The director achieved huge success with Skyfall in 2012 and is back for another instalment with Daniel Craig in the lead, but wants to shift his focus back to the theatre once it hits cinemas on 26 October.

There's no gainsaying Antonioni's sense that there's little going on in the story to repay attention to the action — but this may be why the director achieved so much with its filming.