Sehgal is well-known for participatory performances in which groups of non-professionals are trained to engage in conversation with the public.
Administrative staff are employed by the company, doctors hold private-practice contracts, whereas nurses and other non-professional are employed by a contracted-out cooperative.
Would non-professionals be apt to misinterpret the numbers?
Those non-professionals were pretty funny, not just when they were trying to do pirouettes but also when they did completely ordinary things, like removing their T-shirts.
In the first two years of his sentence, "the only visit from a non-professional was that of the plaintiff's mother" just before she died of cancer, Storrvik said in another document submitted to the court.
But I'd gone to her when she was about to go back to school and said, 'Look, I'm in a spot -- can you help me?' If you compare her so-called bad performance with the work of seasoned actresses, then it's clear she had no training, but I thought her awkwardness as a non-professional was touching.
In an audacious, if not wholly successful move, Johansson's kerb-crawling adventures were shot with hidden lenses, unwitting non-professionals being lured into conversation – and indeed into a white van – by an unrecognised icon in otherworldly surroundings (a Hollywood star on Sauchiehall Street), their natural reactions caught Candid Camera-style.
As the basic population of these websites concerning disinfectants for non-professionals is unknown, a sampling strategy was applied for the first analyses.
The choice to work with non-professionals was in fact made to arrive at the truth of each character.
Every agency I submitted the girls into simply asked for any type of picture (non-professional is fine) at least 4x6, but not exceeding 8x10, in size.
Due to a desire that Linda and Oscar should be believable as siblings, Nathaniel Brown, a non-professional, was cast because of his resemblance to Huerta.
