The phrase "list of directors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a list containing the names of the current directors in some organization. For example, "The company's board of directors released a list of directors and their biographies."
Yet the list of directors, writers and actors who worked at Merton Park is impressive.
Eventually, the Panama office supplied a list of directors and officers of the company.
"If 'Paul' does well, it'll probably put me on an approval list of directors for CGI-heavy movies," he said.
You look at a list of directors and it's all boys; it certainly was when I started as a screenwriter.
Of course, the list of directors working, worldwide, in, say, 1954 is enough to make any cinephile genuflect.
Wikipedia offers a handy list of directors who received multiple nominations, and how many awards they won.
For women whose credentials do not automatically put them high on the list of director candidates, Ms. Ibarra of Insead suggested additional networking, writing articles and accepting speaking engagements to gain a higher profile.
(See: "Time Warner's Bankers Get Rich").. Late Friday, Icahn conceded he lacked sufficient shareholder consensus to pull off a successful proxy fight, even one involving a short list of director nominees (he considered putting up a short slate, which would have fallen short of a board majority but would have sent a message, certainly).
"Very often he is left off of lists of directors and choreographers," said Kelly's widow, the film historian Patricia Ward Kelly, who is taking part in the series.
It catapulted Mazursky onto the A-list of directors.
So just how far up the A-list of directors will Kickstarter appeals go?
