Sentence examples for touch director from inspiring English sources

In a clever formal touch, director Ken Loach bows to the teacher's delusions of grandeur by imposing score captions on the screen.

One of the greatest plays about political hopes soured, Danton's Death, is the reason for the National Theatre debut in July of Michael Grandage, the virtually Midas-touch director of the Donmar whose home-base will field Polar Bears, the first stage play (about the struggle to love someone who is bipolar) by Mark Haddon in April.

With a light touch, the director Marc Bruni mixes in a few songs and monologues, but mostly it's about the jokes.

The Midas touch of director Ang Lee, which had appeared to desert him for his uncertain movie version of The Incredible Hulk, has been miraculously restored.

1 Heartrending account of a black teenager's struggle to come to terms with his gay identity: potentially difficult material handled with almost miraculous lightness of touch by director Barry Jenkins.

Despite the light touch of director Des Kennedy and the abstract clarity of Ciaran Bagnall's stage set, the action and focus are clogged by Jenkinson's extensive research, much of which should have been thrown overboard.

It is a great moment when Severus Snape, played with magnificently adenoidal disdain by Alan Rickman, is attacked by Voldemort's snake Nagini, and we witness this only from behind a frosted glass screen – a nice touch from director David Yates.

I got in touch with director Alexander Gentelev.

We got in touch with director of SuperUber, Lucas Werthein, to find out more about what kind of work went into the creation of Makr Shakr. .

When the scoring lights do not make it clear which fencer scored a legitimate touch, the Director analyzes the sequence of actions between the fencers and decides which fencer gets the point, if either.

Not that that's unusual – actors rarely stay in touch with directors after they've filmed together.