Sentence examples for persuading actors from inspiring English sources
In the process of getting those scenes to land, he became adept at persuading actors to do things onstage that they might not even consider doing at home in the dark.
Ken Levine, a writer of the episode, praised Mr. Dubin on his blog for persuading actors who are trained never to look directly at the camera to do exactly that.
Our study revealed that evidence was used as input to decision-making for technical experts, conceptualizing the situation for government policymakers, implementing partners and CSOs, and persuading actors to buy in for certain policies, all of which was achieved by CSO lobbying.
He persuaded actors to read for free, or nearly free.
Marvel, which re-invented Robert Downey Jr as an action hero for the film Iron Man, has since persuaded actors like Robert Redford and Glenn Close to make their comic book movie debuts.
A grandfather dying from prostate cancer has had his final wish granted by some of Hollywood's biggest stars, after his daughter persuaded actors from Marvel's Avengers films to support his cause on social media.
For the 23-minute video "Lycan Theorized," Mr. Jankowski persuaded actors working in a straight-to-DVD werewolf movie (in which he had a bit part) to re-enact some of its most violent scenes while quoting the writings of various film theorists.
"We would go to theater in L.A. three or four nights a week," Deyan says, to persuade actors "to read in our closet". Since those early days, the studio has won a bevy of Audies, the industry's highest honor, for books as diverse as Thomas L. Friedman's "Hot, Flat, and Crowded," Libba Bray's YA novel "Beauty Queens" and "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert T. Kiyosaki and Sharon L. Lechter.
Even as Colonial Williamsburg and other historic sites have tried to do justice to the story of slavery and attract more minority visitors, they've sometimes had difficulty persuading black actors to take jobs interpreting enslaved figures.
In her chapter on Bosnia, she sums up the problem for any great power attempting to end incessant warfare and bring order: "Outsiders can induce self-sustaining democratic change only by persuading local actors to want such change and then empowering them to effect it in a resistant environment".
It is a less efficient format when many decisions could be made on the system level, rather than requiring participation, and when system-wide adaptation is so important in the healthcare market that the franchisor must exert substantial effort into persuading unit actors.
