Sentence examples for directors screening from inspiring English sources

It has been bred for years by casting directors screening for what are known as "Cluster B" personalities, those prone to histrionics, aggression, hypersexuality, drug abuse — and auditioning for reality-TV shows.

"FILM BRUNCH: THE PITFALLS OF INDIE SUCCESS," with David Denby, the New Yorker film critic; Laura Linney, the actress; Kimberly Peirce and Ben Younger, the writers and film directors; Screening Room, 11 a.m.

Fortunately, after the directors screened a few scenes for him, he relented.

Douglas G. Jacobs, M.D. Wellesley Hills, Mass., Oct. 17, 2005 The writer is executive director, Screening for Mental Health/College Response.

But another drama by a British director screened at exactly the same time: Andrew Haigh's Weekend.

Not that all the indecisive young men on New Directors' screens are American.

"No one can make the word [expletive] sound as good as JK," said Chazelle after Tuesday's Directors' Fortnight screening.

John Cassavetes's first effort as a director, "Shadows" (screening April 7-8 at MOMA), is the quintessential independent film.

By Richard Brody John Cassavetes's first effort as a director, "Shadows" (screening April 7-8 at MOMA), is the quintessential independent film.

The first part, the Directors' survey, screened for organizations that conducted falls prevention programs in 2012.

A good director screens out the static, so that the signal comes over clear and strong.