Sentence examples for directors guide from inspiring English sources

He said his disillusion grew when Gene Roddenberry, the show's creator and executive producer, asked him to compose the writers' and directors' guide for "Star Trek: The Next Generation," which had its premiere in 1987.

By the time that the writers' and directors' guide for the series was published, dated March 23 , 1987 the character was named Natasha "Tasha" Yar.

The writers and directors guide described Yar as having a muscular but very feminine body type, and being sufficiently athletic to defeat most other crew members in martial arts.

In the writers and directors' guide for the series, written by the show's creator Gene Roddenberry prior to the first series, Romulans were covered by one of the main writing rules which stated "No stories about warfare with Klingons and Romulans and no stories with Vulcans.

Talking to directors, guiding the creative side of the group, is what he loves, and where he reckons his strength lies.

Music Theater International, a theatrical licensing agency, created the Broadway Junior Collection in 1998, and its kits for shows like "Guys and Dolls" and "Fiddler on the Roof" include curriculum guides, songbooks, directors' guides and production handbooks.

Mr. Esmerian had helped Robert Bishop, then the director, guide the institution through turbulent times.

Yaël Farber, our director, guided us towards a physical extension.

No doubt the director guided this young actress, but her spirit is so distinctive it has to be all hers.

Mike held the positions of Chairman, CEO, and Director guiding the company's growth into diverse, international businesses including engineered wood, mineral products, and energy.

"Gropius (the founding director) guided the majority of women students into the weaving workshop, which he saw as a fittingly female activity".