directorial
- adjective
- /dɪˈrɛktɔriəl/
- Cheryl Hines, best known as Larry David's fictional wife on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," makes her directorial debut.
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Watch on YouTubeLike, yes, Lucasfilm has brought people in to imbue their directorial style on a film.
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- You don't want to use directorial terms, you know, pan left and close up, extreme close up.
- So for Cass and Dylan, which is your feature directorial debut.
Examples
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Such is the case with actor Matthew Lillard's directorial debut, Fat Kid Rules the World.
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The director's vision was evident in his latest directorial project, a captivating drama.
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Antonia makes her film directorial debut with My Left Hand Man.
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Give out What do you think about Jordan Peele's directorial debut?
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We caught up with Chase and his entourage on the set of his directorial debut, Hyde...
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Deon understood my concern and encouraged me to simply communicate my directorial vision to the composer.
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I'm Mark Malkin, and I am here with Viggo Mortensen and the cast of his directorial debut Falling, which is a phenomenal movie.
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Presto was directed by veteran Pixar animator Doug Sweetland in his directorial debut.
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Her film, A Beautiful Story, received praise for its unique directorial style.
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In her directorial role, she was responsible for managing the entire production process.
Synonyms
Showing a film director's strong personal style or vision
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word directorial comes from direct, which means 'to guide' or 'point straight', and from director, 'a person who guides'. So, directorial work in film or theater is the guiding set of choices and style a director uses to shape a story.