Sentence examples for staging as a from inspiring English sources

Anthony Tommasini, in the Times, described Patrice Chéreau's staging as a "milestone".

The cast re-created that staging as a ghostly version of the film itself flickered silently behind them, with LeCompte choosing to fast-forward through a scene.

He refers, for example, to Coleridge's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner," introducing an albatross into his staging as a symbol of spiritual freedom.

Barb Schwarz, who pioneered home staging as a broker nearly 30 years ago and is the founder of the home staging professionals group, says the popularity of home-design shows like "Trading Spaces" is partly responsible for the growing interest.

His and his friends' devotion to a quartet of filmmakers Otto Preminger, Raoul Walsh, Fritz Lang, and Joseph Losey did much to establish the notion of mise en scène (what, in theatre, would be called direction or staging) as a fundamental concept of film criticism and a strange aspiration for (at least some) young filmmakers.

His and his friends' devotion to a quartet of filmmakers — Otto Preminger, Raoul Walsh, Fritz Lang, and Joseph Losey — did much to establish the notion of mise en scène (what, in theatre, would be called direction or staging) as a fundamental concept of film criticism and a strange aspiration for (at least some) young filmmakers.

Herman characterized these stages as: a healing relationship, safety, remembrance and mourning, reconnection and commonality.

Eisenberg can certainly hold a stage as well as fill a movie screen.

He turned Venice into a stage as much as he turned a stage into Venice.

It uses the stage as a stage, not as an extension of TV or the novel.

Now he takes centre stage as a blazing Coriolanus.