Sentence examples for sets the director from inspiring English sources

It's an illustrious honor that sets the director's project for an October 6 screening in the Big Apple.

On traditional film sets, the director and the crew are present for almost every scene; on this shoot the car would hold only the camera rig and the actors, who would be wearing wireless microphones.

In 1976, Congress, recognizing the political sensitivity of the F.B.I. post, set the director's term at ten years.

Women on the Verge, written around Maura, won her a first Goya and helped set the director on the path to international fame.

So the Trust has now set the director general a priority, over the coming year, to make measurable progress in reflecting better the diversity of the UK population – both in the BBC's workforce and its programmes.

To paraphrase a line from a Celine Dion song that might be from the time when this movie was set, the director pushed his accelerator all the way to the Equator.

While Allen runs a tight ship on set, the director said he's often lost when the editing process begins.

Most of the time on a film set, the director is kind of like a dictator because whatever he says goes, but (David) treats everybody with respect.

Out of raw materials — convincing 20-something dialogue; deft montages of night life, bowling, parties, the beachside setting — the director-screenwriter Brett Haley (with another screenwriter, Elizabeth Kennedy) has built an encouraging feature debut.

The director, Kurt Rhoads, sets the play in the Wild West.

J. D. McClatchy, a poet, librettist and sometime Met title maker, said that once a director sets the course, there is no choice but to follow.