Sentence examples for enabling director from inspiring English sources

Still, Michael Longhurst has given Cannibals a tremendous production, proving, after his great success with Constellations, what an enabling director he is.

Film industry executives credit Dr. Dolby with enabling directors like Steven Spielberg to endow sound with the same emotional intensity as pictures.

In November 2000, Ullico's board approved a stock repurchase at $146 a share, enabling directors to sell all or almost all their shares, while letting the shareholding unions sell only a small fraction.

Modern methods using ultraviolet lighting have enabled directors of puppet productions to achieve astonishing and spectacular effects.

This enables directors and auditors, subject to shareholder approval, to negotiate limits to auditor liability, this makes it even harder to bring negligent auditors to book.

This man-in-a-suit approach enables directors to film scenes more rapidly and saves millions of dollars that might otherwise be spent on computer graphics.

But condensing the opera to its essence has serious advantages, enabling the director Alan Privett to focus on its human tragedy.

Michael Boyd at the RSC has been fantastic at enabling women directors.

And a new wave of low-budget horror anthologies is already enabling nascent directors to get their work in front of audiences.

(He created the video assist in 1960, on "The Bellboy": it enables a director to watch a take on a miniature monitor as it is being filmed.

To have Ms. Bergstrom on his team is an evident asset, but it has also enabled the director to pursue his own preference for making movies about women.