Sentence examples for working for a director from inspiring English sources

My own first association with Apple came in the early eighties, when I was working for a director at a production company as a documentary factotum — researching, writing, producing.

It's about a woman and her friends, their sex lives, and how she's trying to make female-driven movies but she's working for a director who says, 'No one cares about this shit.' I've been offered money by a big movie company and have two famous actresses who want to do it.

It is the most welcoming place to work for a director today".

For an actor, that could mean working for a casting director or as a booking agent.

The latest novel from the celebrated Spanish author follows a Madrid college student who takes a job working for a film director with a mysteriously troubled marriage.

He's also in the final year of his contract, working for a new athletic director who didn't hire him.

I was working for Tibor Hirsch, a director best known for commercials, who was turning his attention to documentaries and hired me to work on them.

What are some memorable lessons that you've learned from mentors? A. I worked for a French director for a number of years as an associate.

The C.E.O. of Santa Monica worked for a movie director in Europe, taking care of two children whose monthly clothing budgets nearly matched her salary, and now, at 70, she has retired, back in the Philippines, home, as she always planned.

Part of the reason, perhaps, is that directors are working for an audience more diverse than the audience of fifty or sixty years ago.

He spent many years working, for example, as a director of New Yorkers Against the Death Penality.