Sentence examples for directors competition from inspiring English sources
Many black aspiring ballerinas run up against preconceptions -- held by teachers, company directors, competition judges, choreographers, and fellow dancers -- about what kind of dance they're best suited to.
Many of the American directors in competition are Cannes debutants.
In keeping with Sundance custom, many of the feature directors in competition are behind the camera for the first time or have limited experience in shorts.
Alice Rohrwacher, one of just two (of 18) female directors in competition, took the grand prix (ie: silver) for this family drama starring Monica Bellucci.
Like Ms. Farmiga and in keeping with Sundance custom, most of the feature directors in competition are behind the camera for the first time or have limited experience in shorts.
This year Coixet is one of three female directors in competition at the Berlinale, but it is questionable whether the gender of a director is necessarily an indicator of whether a film will depict a female sensibility.
In 2003, Delany complained to the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics that its Directors' Cup competition, which rewarded the best all-around athletic department, was driving up costs in Olympic and women's sports that do not come close to paying for themselves.
This year, there are five French directors in competition – though only one can be considered as issuing from a premier-league source: Dheepan from director Jacques Audiard, previously responsible for the likes of Rust and Bone, A Prophet and The Beat That My Heart Skipped.
At the May 1971 Cannes Film Festival, THX was chosen for the Directors' Fortnight competition.
Though two women directors in competition sounds like a low number, back in 2012 there were zero female-directed films up for the prize.
The Grand Prix goes to Alice Rohrwacher's The Wonders Rohrwacher, the second youngest director in competition and one of only two female directors selected this year, wins for her film The Wonders.
