Sentence examples for production thinking from inspiring English sources

If you leave a production thinking only of one person (with that person being, say, Judi Dench, Ian McKellen or Meryl Streep), then the show hasn't done its job.

Speaking by phone from London, Ms. Sharrock said that she and Fin Walker, the movement director of both versions, "spent a lot of time in preparation for this production thinking about how we could expand their role within the play and therefore augment the character of 'Equus' itself".

Since the theatre requires the willing suspension of disbelief, I stalked through the production thinking that the mantle of Gielgud had descended on me in more senses than one.

"I want the production team thinking just as much about the on-demand, phone-first programming as they are about the live radio programme," he said.

Admiral Dennis Blair: "We shouldn't be lulled by our new oil production into thinking this is going to bail us out".

This production gets you thinking about it.

Those who commission programmes for the boss-class of women commit the most specious of all the intellectual crimes intrinsic to reality TV, of thinking production superfluous.

She met her husband, the playwright Peter Oswald, when he cast her and one of her sisters as soldiers in a student production of Julius Caesar, thinking they were twins.

During her speech, she thanked How to Get Away With Murder's production team "for thinking that a sexualised, messy, mysterious woman could be a 49-year-old, dark-skinned African American woman who looks like me".

Marleen Cohen, the mother of the Cohen-Gussack twins, said she took them to see the Broadway production of "Mame," thinking it would be campy and slapstick enough to keep their attention.

After we had chatted for a few minutes, he came to the point of his visit: he told me that a production company was thinking of doing a television show about the quiz-show affair, and he guessed they'd want to talk to me.