Sentence examples for talent casting from inspiring English sources

Craven was remembered for uncovering fresh talent, casting a relatively unknown Johnny Depp for A Nightmare on Elm Street and is credited with giving Sharon Stone (Deadly Blessing, 1981) and Bruce Willis (an episode of The Twilight Zone) their first featured roles.

But Warner Bros failed to utilise Fitzgerald's undoubted talent, casting her instead as second female leads, notably again with Davis in Watch On The Rhine (1943), to which she brought beauty and conviction as Countess Marthe de Brancovis, the unhappy wife of Nazi agent George Coulouris.

Coppola is known for finding young talent casting actors Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Harrison Ford, Diane Keaton, Laurence Fishburne, Matt Dillon and Diane Lane in early roles.

Miscellany Tony Mennuto and Gregg Singer opened RadioFace, New York, which will specialize in radio advertising, offering services like script writing, talent casting and production.

Tony Mennuto and Gregg Singer opened RadioFace, New York, which will specialize in radio advertising, offering services like script writing, talent casting and production.

Richards is just one of the "senior" models represented by Zandwagon a new model management and talent casting company who say they are showing the beauty in the unlikely and the non-traditional in those who perhaps have beenon-traditional in" or "those to be beautiful.

This outflow of talent casts doubts on whether the country can achieve its goal of becoming a developed nation by 2020.

Co-founder and CEO Alexander Torrenegra says that using the traditional process, recording a 60-second voiceover would take four weeks and thousands of dollars, largely because you need to recruit the talent through casting directors and talent agencies.

SHE also says she has been wooing talent by casting MGM's negatives as positives.

There was an illustrious precedent for putting muscles before acting talent in casting mythological heroes.

Mr. Lubbers developed a lasting talent for casting policy stances in difficult-to-parse terms that satisfied all sides.