Sentence examples for directors writing from inspiring English sources

Borne on the parallel tones of grit and tenderness that characterized last year's "Shank" — the directors' writing debut about a gay thug living on the down-low — "Release" is a predictable yet poetic reflection on faith, hypocrisy and the weight of conscience.

I'm not obsessed with the idea of directors writing their own screenplays — good filmmakers, working with screenplays written by others, inevitably make them their own — but here, Gomez-Rejon seems to be filming with his lips tightly sealed, doing somersaults and pirouettes and mugging for (or with) the camera in order not to say what's on his mind.

Yes, it is a fact that there are more male choreographers at the top in ballet, sadly in contemporary dance too, and I was recently in shock over the lack of female writers and theatre directors writing and directing work, most noticeably in the main theatrical institutions.

I'm not obsessed with the idea of directors writing their own screenplays good filmmakers, working with screenplays written by others, inevitably make them their own but here, Gomez-Rejon seems to be filming with his lips tightly sealed, doing somersaults and pirouettes and mugging for (or with) the camera in order not to say what's on his mind.

Acting in his own films and those of other directors, writing many of his own screenplays and sometimes directing them, Mr. Naschy was responsible for a slew of movies that cheerfully explored the lurid, the violent, the sexual and not least of all the sanguinary.

Carl Byker and Mitch Wilson, directors; written by Carl Byker and David Mrazek; produced by Carl Byker Linda Huntt, narrator.

The experiences of the soldiers, the directors write, "are important to understand, regardless of one's political beliefs.

The directors wrote in a lengthy report that they were considering suing Mr. Sokol and were fully cooperating with regulators.

T. S. Eliot, one of Faber's directors, wrote an introduction to the book which was included in later editions.

Last week, Oryx directors wrote to Britain's Foreign Office, asserting that "to align our concession with 'blood diamonds' is misleading".

"Fortunately," the directors write, "no major facial paper cuts were incurred".