Sentence examples for directors learning from inspiring English sources

Generally, though, directors hand over to their assistants – mostly young directors learning the ropes.

Still she has benefited from working on this role with two trusted and quite different directors, learning historical authenticity from Masayoshi Kuriyama and stylized abstraction from Robert Wilson, both for productions in Japan.

Most British directors learn on the job.

After the directors learned of the crimes, they did take some action.

Movies also began as filmed theatre, but directors learned to use the camera to heighten emotions.

Some programs feature anthem exchanges, where choir directors learn new music for their singers (an ever-present need, Ms. Damerau said).

He joined the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1974 and slogged his guts out playing clowns and Falstaffs, but soon directors learnt not to judge a book by its cover.

As did the combat pictures that emerged during World War II, in which directors learned to adapt moviemaking to new forms of mechanized warfare.

Ophuls began his movie career in 1930, in Berlin, at the studios of U.F.A., the German film conglomerate where so many directors learned their trade.

The rapidity is of course imposed by television land; it's the way that classic directors learned to make films in the heyday of early Hollywood.

Still, Mr. Kozlowski apparently kept the support of Tyco's board until this weekend, when directors learned of the seriousness of the investigation into his art purchases.