Sentence examples for getting a director from inspiring English sources

Over at Variety, Jon Weisman notes that "only once since 1990 has a director won an Oscar – or has a film won best picture – without getting a director nomination from Bafta.

Once Whitey was captured in 2011, [Black Mass] took on a new life: polishing the script, getting a director.

Hopefully getting a director aboard could actually kickstart this and get this movie made before the apocalypse happens and the earth caves in on itself.

"They have a right to get a director with experience".

Under this "plurality" system, a single supporting vote may get a director elected.

The studio gets a director with a fanboy's energy, the director gets to realise his nerdiest dreams, and the viewer gets a movie that's fresh.

You are lucky if you get a director or screenwriter who works out what's good about a book.

"We said, 'We'll never get a director confirmed, even if it was the pope,' " Mr. Bouchard recalled.

But given the complicated politics, it may be difficult for the White House to get a director confirmed.

At least we could get a director who had some credits".

In theatre, you've got words, you've got meaning, you've got a director's approach and in some way you have to deliver against those things.