Sentence examples for present actors from inspiring English sources
The former depend on actors as dramatic delivery systems; the latter present actors as opaque figures of gesture.
At present, actors receive no extra payment beyond an initial "buy-out" fee, however many times a film is shown on television or sold on video.
In the present, actors are putting on a production of "King Lear," and a woman is writing and illustrating her own comic book — a mournful science-fiction story set on a malfunctioning, planet-sized spaceship called Station Eleven.
"Our objective was to present actors and faces, those of Arabs and Africans, that you don't usually see in French cinema, and which had never been seen before in a genre film".
Therefore children are seen as "adults in the making" (de Almeida 2009) and not "beings in the present," actors on their own right.
The iterative information exchange-based method can present actors more opportunity to exchange their operational conditions and willingness, but may need more time to reach equilibriums.
In The Man Who Knew Too Much, matched by Leslie Banks, Lorre cannot help but steal each scene; he's a physically present actor, often, you feel, surrounded as he is by the pallid English, the only one in the room with a body.
It adds: "Director of BBC Vision Ms Bennett purchased flowers, champagne, food items, pens, or items such as DVDs to present to presenters, actors and other production talent".
His brash productions of classics there ignored whole stretches of the texts and presented actors stripped naked, screaming lines, getting drunk on stage and stepping out of character to tell bad jokes.
Actress Angelina Jolie mimicked the Derby accent and used the regional phrase "ay up me duck" when she presented actor Jack O'Connell with an award.
Next I chatted with actor/screenwriter Craig Chester (Swoon, Adam and Steve), who presented actor Parker Posey (Price Check, Party Girl, Best in Show) with the Excellence in Acting Award.
