Sentence examples for small-scale directors from inspiring English sources

Many small-scale directors and producers nearly bankrupt themselves paying actors £200 a week, but don't let anyone make money off you if you aren't making some yourself.

On the whole, and certainly at the small-scale community level, directors of charities are not and cannot be paid for their work.

I've had several conversations lately with small-scale choreographers and company directors who are frustrated by the dance press.

"Giving tens of thousands of hectares to large-scale investors was hurting small-scale farmers," said LARRRI executive director Yefred Myenzi.

And Mr. Brokaw, a gifted director of small-scale quirky plays, seems incapable of imposing a cohesive sensibility here.

Mr. Macdonald (a superb director of small-scale but potent works by Caryl Churchill and Christopher Shinn) subversively begins his production on a note of anticlimax.

Following The Station Agent and Win Win, two warmly received small-scale character studies, actor-turned-director Thomas McCarthy bombed horribly with the incredibly misjudged comedy The Cobbler, starring Adam Sandler.

But finally it's less ambitious than that: more like a lark, a small-scale domestic flight that returns the director, inevitably, to his favourite, hedonistic concerns of sexual identity and sexual transgression.

Instead, the director created a warm, small-scale film with a Shakespearean performance as its backdrop.

Mr. Gregory, a director who specializes in small-scale stage productions, suggested "The Master Builder," the story of an architect increasingly caught up in his own fantasies.

Small change Hollywood is abuzz with chat that producer and director Michael Bay is doing something small-scale.