Sentence examples for recruit actors from inspiring English sources
Muzaffer, who arrives home with a small video camera to recruit actors and scout locations, enlists Saffet, a discontented factory worker (M. Emin Toprak), to assist him in his project.
But Ms. Lister-Jones has worked in New York theater, including in "The Little Dog Laughed" with Ms. White, which helped to recruit actors who have won or been nominated for Tony Awards to play the fleshed-out roles of the couple's parents paid at the Screen Actors Guild ultra-minimum of just over $100 a day.
According to producer Kate Pakenham, The Old Vic always had its eye on creating or finding a space for smaller-scale work, especially via a scheme it calls Old Vic New Voices, which aims to recruit actors, directors, producers and writers under the age of 25. "The only thing that restricts you in The Tunnels is your imagination," she says.
During this period Offenbach had to "equip the theatre, recruit actors, orchestra and staff, find authors to write material for the opening programme – and compose the music".
It would be best to recruit actors if you want to do this in public, since a tableau requires expressive positioning and realistic facial expressions.
Yesterday he spoke extensively about recruiting actors of the calibre of Willem Dafoe, Samantha Morton and Thomas Haden Church.
Labour has recruited actors Martin Freeman and David Tennant to appear in its first party election broadcast.
The administration has also recruited actors and entertainers and is seeking athletes and disc jockeys to whip up enthusiasm.
Another step Mr. Miller has taken has been to re-evaluate the importance of name recognition when recruiting actors.
The lobbying effort, called the Arts Action Fund, has recruited actors and celebrities including Robert Redford, Paul Newman and Meryl Streep to help.
He took the precaution of recruiting actors more formidable than himself — Morgan Freeman and Ed Harris — to boost his endeavors, and that habit remains.
