Sentence examples for rising directors from inspiring English sources

However, with share prices currently rising, directors being paid in shares could be enjoying higher pay.

Notably, "rising" directors' share of directorships (29.6percentt) fell below the combined seats (32.4percentt) occupied by "new" and "recent" nominees in 2016.

Close proximity to New York and the promise of artistic freedom has drawn many rising directors, choreographers and set designers to the theater.

There has always been a reason why "regional" is in the title of the scheme, and one of the things that Emmas wants to address is how the scheme can help rising directors get the opportunities they need to stay embedded in the regions rather than scooting off to London because that's where its perceived that the opportunities lie.

John McNaughton stands apart from other rising directors in that before his shocking 1990 release, "Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer," he led a true blue-collar life.

Unlike many rising directors, Lord and Miller say they remain interested in doing more sequels and spinoffs: They are developing two "Lego Movie" follow-ups and another "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs" movie.

With the rising director Ed Sylvanus Iskandar ("These Seven Sicknesses") at the helm, the production shouldn't be hurting for ambition.

The rising director Cameron Crowe, intending to do for the nonagenarian what François Truffaut had done for Hitchcock in the 1960s, brought out the elegantly produced book Conversations With Wilder.

One Billion Rising Director Monique Wilson and Erwiana Sulistyaningsih with GARBIELA Networks and International Migrants Alliance.

If two critically lauded films make a director "rising," then rising director Steve McQueen premiered his second film, "Shame," at Venice, starring Hollywood's favorite new character actor, Michael Fassbender.

Described by the Guardian's Lyn Gardner as a "rising director", Lorne said: I am delighted to be joining the team at Northern Stage.