codirector Antonyms
Meaning of codirector
codirector
to share the duties of directing (something) with another or others
codirector Sentence Examples
- The codirectors, Sarah and John, collaborated seamlessly to craft a thought-provoking film.
- Emily Blunt and John Krasinski served as codirectors of the critically acclaimed horror movie, "A Quiet Place."
- The codirectorial debut of Spike Lee and Barry Jenkins created a cinematic masterpiece that explored themes of race and identity.
- The codirectors of the documentary had extensive experience in investigative journalism, ensuring thorough and unbiased reporting.
- Despite their contrasting styles, the codirectors fused their creative visions to produce a uniquely captivating theatrical experience.
- The codirectorial team of the animated feature spent years developing endearing characters and a captivating storyline.
- The codirectors of the experimental dance piece pushed the boundaries of performance art with their innovative choreography.
- The codirectors of the historical drama consulted with renowned historians to ensure the film's authenticity.
- The codirectors of the non-profit organization had a shared passion for serving the local community.
- The codirectors of the research project worked tirelessly to analyze data and draw meaningful conclusions.
FAQs About the word codirector
to share the duties of directing (something) with another or others
executive, superintendent, administrator, manager, supervisor,director,co-organizer, officer, exec, administrant
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The codirectors, Sarah and John, collaborated seamlessly to craft a thought-provoking film.
Emily Blunt and John Krasinski served as codirectors of the critically acclaimed horror movie, "A Quiet Place."
The codirectorial debut of Spike Lee and Barry Jenkins created a cinematic masterpiece that explored themes of race and identity.
The codirectors of the documentary had extensive experience in investigative journalism, ensuring thorough and unbiased reporting.
