Sentence examples for means director from inspiring English sources

And by that he means director Danny Boyle, producer Andrew Macdonald and scriptwriter John Hodge: the team who made the hit film of Welsh's debut book.

With such minimal means, director and designer Phillip Breen and Mark Bailey enlist the audience's creative participation: we join their 18-strong crew of actor/singer/ musicians on a timber-shivering voyage to Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island.

It has the advantage of being based on an original screenplay by the British author, rather than an existing tome, which means director David Yates shouldn't be forced to push too many Gryffindor shapes into Slytherin holes.

There is a crew: the DP (for the time being this means Director of Photography) and the sound-recordist, who go about their business like middle-aged handymen; a plump youth who seems to be there for general work experience; and Chloe's sister, Shannon, caterer and towel-girl.

"I don't even know what that means," director Zoe Cassavetes said.

"Julius Caesar can be read as a warning parable to those who try to fight for democracy by undemocratic means," director Oskar Eustis wrote in a note about the production.

This means directors no longer simply comply with the rules but try to do better than that, realising that best practice is a competitive advantage.

That means directors and producers like Mr. Falls can take a chestnut like "Death of a Salesman" and turn it on its ear, yielding a surprising new iteration of a classic work.

PARK CITY, Utah — Sundance often selects (in early December) movies for its lineup that aren't finished, which means directors and producers must scramble leading up to the festival.

She added that unease with talking about sex, and what it ought to look like, often means directors fail to set the terms for intimate scenes.

The parliamentary standards watchdog is likely to examine company tax rules which mean directors do not need to make a declaration to HMRC until earnings are paid out.