Sentences with phrase «as orchestrator»

His deep understanding of music, versatility as an orchestrator and completely open - minded approach made him an invaluable part of the team.

June 2017 saw Laurence working as an Orchestrator / Transcriber on Creative Assembly's Total War: Warhammer 2 featuring music by, among others, Richard Beddow and Simon Ravn.

I enjoyed the pulpiness of the visual, which plays directly to De Palma's strengths as an orchestrator of psychosexual nightmares, but Gina, like Elvira, is a purely one - dimensional character.

He has worked as an orchestrator and conductor of original and additional music for both film and television at studios such as Warner Bros, Lionsgate, and NBC Universal Television.

The song, written by Germaine Franco — who also worked with composer Michael Giacchino as the orchestrator for Coco alongside cultural consultant Camilo Lara — and Molina, is the result of a spontaneous performance by Miguel and Hector, who must perform at a Land of the Dead talent show to gain access to Ernesto de la Cruz.

The film posits that Guevara is the master strategist behind the Cuban revolution as well as the orchestrator of the Bay of Pigs and Cuban Missile Crisis, a theory which does offer up some fascinating possibilities of Guevara's hope to establish a Latin America superpower.

The score is by young British composer Benjamin Wallfisch, perhaps still best - known as orchestrator and conductor for Dario Marianelli, but who has also been making a name for himself as a composer in his own right (and in film terms, last year's Conquest 1453 is perhaps his most popular effort to date).

Mr. Glass, who was also in UNBREAKABLE, acts as an orchestrator and knows secrets about the two men.

It's composed by Matt Dunkley, a British composer whose name is perhaps most recognisable as an orchestrator of dozens of film scores over the last decade or so, including most of Craig Armstrong's and, more recently, several from Hans Zimmer's stable, though we shouldn't hold that against him.

Zhao, who's now a professor at the University of California, Davis, sees bioelectricity as an orchestrator of complicated events, such as the healing of an injury.

Having left a legacy as an orchestrator of attacks, a specialist in free kicks, and a maker and taker of goals, Zico proved himself a worthy bearer of the number ten shirt in Brazilian football's most beautiful era.

One of Paul's key findings is the primary role of the Chief Customer Officer as the orchestrator of customer experiences.

The resilient children saw themselves as the orchestrators of their own fates.

Not exact matches

Musk played an Oz - like role as master orchestrator, sending signals through earnings calls and blog postings, while keeping the states in the dark and playing on their fears of losing out.

Always a solid perimeter defender and orchestrator of the offense, Conley has emerged as arguably the team's most potent scorer in the post-Rudy Gay era.

how I wish Rosicky isn't injury prone, he would have been our main midfield orchestrator just as Modric is to Madrid...... we have lost a midfield genius.....

Personally, I am of the opinion that the role of a deep - lying midfield orchestrator is his best position and I believe he should be played there for Arsenal as well.

Cazorla our Main midfielder and orchestrator that makes us tick as a team had an absolute nightmare game, he could not hold onto the ball, could not pass, lacked energy for some reason and looked disinterested all the time he was on the pitch.

And so it proved as City, with Silva the orchestrator supreme, putting Chelsea's defence and their supporters on edge right until the final whistle.

In addition, Sox9 acts also as key orchestrator of the extracellular matrix remodeling, cell adhesion and cytoskeleton dynamics required for tumor invasion.

Inhibitory neurons, also known as interneurons, are considered as the «orchestrators» of cortical circuits.

This did enable him to provide gainful employment for every orchestrator in Hollywood (as the list on the left amply demonstrates) but also meant that he didn't quite have the time to craft a score as impressive as his previous two.

Like Spielberg's «Lincoln», «Selma» is as much about the procedures of political maneuvering, in - fighting and bargaining as it is about the chief orchestrator of the resulting deals.

Benjamin orchestrated and conducted Dario Marianelli's Oscar ® and Golden Globe ® winning score for Atonement and has worked as sole orchestrator on numerous other studio pictures such as Pride and Prejudice (Oscar ® nominated, Best Original Score 2006), V for Vendetta, The Soloist, Eat Pray Love, Jane Eyre and Ridley Scott's Robin Hood.

As a facilitator, orchestrator, designer, or coach, the teacher presents the conditions for learning.

Online crowdfunding services serve as a «network orchestrators.»

He was also responsible for the orchestrations of the opening and ending movies, described by Sakimoto as the best orchestrator he is aware of.

A graduate of the Music Academy of Tel Aviv in his native Israel, Zur relocated to the United States and attended the film scoring programs at Dick Grove School of Music and UCLA, studying under such luminaries as composers Henry Mancini and Allyn Ferguson and orchestrator Jack Smalley.

In both cases the artist's touch is suppressed; he acts as designer rather than craftsman, an orchestrator of pictorial concepts rather than a shaper of materials.

This is best portrayed by his masterpiece «The Autumn of Central Paris» (1972 — 73), wherein philosopher Walter Benjamin is portrayed, as both the orchestrator and victim of historical madness.

«Acting as an artist, orchestrator, collaborator, curator, and / or director of a range of projects including films, processions, historical reenactments, demonstrations, exhibitions, and publications, the collaborative and social aspects of a project or place often become a central medium of his work.»

Involved in creating background jobs using Orchestrator for handling fares as well as service reminders and notifications.