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Directeur m; bewindvoerder m; lid van de Raad van Bestuur; directeur van Europol |
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de directeur wetgeving; juridische en bestuurlijke zaken; De Directeur Personeel; De Directeur Financieel-Economische Zaken; De Directeur Organisatie en Informatievoorziening |
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directeur m |
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polarotor |
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dirigator m; director m |
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bewindvoerder m |
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ingebouwde interpolator |
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realisator m; regisseur m; directeur m |
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director Centre for the Development of Industry [d(a)ɪ'rektə] n | |
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directeur Centrum voor industriële ontwikkeling |
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bestuurders m |
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bewindvoerder van de EBRD |
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Defense Communications Agency; Development and Operations (техники) |
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The principal creative artist on a movie set. A director is usually but not always the driving artistic source behind the filming process, and communicates to actors the way that he/she would like a particular scene played. A director's duties might also include casting, script editing, shot selection, shot composition, and editing. Typically, a director has complete artistic control over all aspects of the movie, but it is not uncommon for the director to be bound by agreements with either a producer or a studio. In some large productions, a director will delegate less important scenes to a second unit. |