The word 'maker' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, I am a maker of beautiful jewelry.
Her family called her a "tenacious deal maker" and a "competitor".
The energy-bar maker cut financial support for the athletes but continued to promote the film.
But despite our well-deserved jubilation when another terrorist rightfully meets his maker, the global war against Awlaki's ilk is far from over.
"We will of course be discussing all our legal options but what we really want is to keep the issue alive," one well-placed policy maker confided.
Murdoch established Shine in 2001 and oversaw its expansion with hits such as MasterChef, and by buying other production companies including Princess Productions and Kudos, maker of Spooks and Broadchurch.
Over 30 years he became notorious within the prison system as a trouble maker, with the parole board ultimately declaring him a "fully paid up member of the awkward squad".
The film's bow compares to superior $37.4m and $29.8m openings for District 9 and Elysium in 2009 and 2013, though the film-maker will hope to do better outside north America.
Apfel stars, along with Anna Wintour, as a New York grande dame in the documentary Bill Cunningham New York, having been a regular in Cunningham's photos for several decades, and is set to be the subject of her own documentary by Grey Gardens film-maker Albert Maysles.
He has been a persistent hit-maker, with a pedigree that includes opera and Shakespeare as well as commercial successes such as Boeing-Boeing and Matilda.
It also signified that Zhang, who hailed from a family with a Chinese nationalist past and was once seen as a subversive film-maker, had been welcomed into the fold of official Communist party approval.
But how does a film-maker with a love of exploitation flicks handle scenes in which genuinely hideous exploitation is taking place?
