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Meanings of work with actors in English
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Usage of work with actors in English
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I still can't believe that I get to workwithactors that extraordinary.
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Is the workwithactors different than theater on film?
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When I workwithactors and I'm plotting beats, I think a lot about what's happening.
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Nevertheless, Coppola proves he can workwithactors, building characters through their smallest gestures rather than superfluous dialogue.
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PercyThrills, online It absolutely informs the way I workwithactors: it was the starting point and the starting point was negative.
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While putting on plays, he developed an unusual collaborative process of workingwithactors.
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I workedwithactors like Bill Holden and Hume Cronyn.
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And I love very much workingwithactors who either have no experience or very little experience.
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Another four-hour drive to my old city, where I workedwithactors on a potential new project.
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He's definitely smart about workingwithactors, whether he helped elicit these performances or wisely stayed out of the way.
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I worked as an assistant with a film director, John Boorman, who had never workedwithactors and they irritated him.
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The interviewer, Harriet Gilbert, commented that whether his reviews were good or bad, they rarely failed to mention how well he workedwithactors.
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Martha Crawford has worked as a psychotherapist for 22 years, as well as workingwithactors and writers to explore the psychological continuity within characters.
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Radio Review: Film-maker and writer Neil Jordan gave a fascinating insight into how he workswithactors in Masterpiece (BBC World Service, Tuesday).
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Duma Ndlovu, the creator of the show, places a lot of emphasis on workingwithactors who have attained tertiary education in arts and drama.