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Definition of showreel in English: showreelnoun ˈʃəʊriːlˈSHōˌrēl A short videotape containing examples of an actor's or director's work for showing to potential employers. Example sentencesExamples - As another slick showreel for Carrey's talents, this is a slight but generally satisfying page in his career.
- We readily accepted, and took delivery of the pilot showreel the next day for an internal focus group.
- It's indelible, the showreel she sometimes plays back to herself in bed before sleep.
- She's as honest as Webster about why she is investing time, energy and faith in LTV. ‘I'm doing it for the experience, to get a good showreel,’ she says.
- Though I guess one person's compilation is another's party tape and another person's DJ showreel.
- Since she got her award, she's made another short film, and has got the beginnings of a showreel.
- Eager and determined to get that first break as a 3D animator, you've sorted out your showreel which you're going to tout around all the Soho post-production companies.
- What people should be doing is working towards producing a showreel, which is just getting some work onto a tape.
- The actors and models have a facility to update pictures, even include a showreel and view statistics of pictures sent to talent hunters.
- Working with people he has met along the way, he compiled a showreel of his work and is currently in discussion with a record label about potentially recording an album.
- For a while it looked as if the new wave was just an off - Hollywood finishing school, or the means whereby a group of ambitious directors could assemble showreels to wave at the US studios.
- It's no surprise to discover that showreels have begun to arrive in the post and all too easy to imagine cheesy Hollywood pitches.
- There may only be a cast and crew screening and a couple of festival appearances before all your hard work is relegated to a single line on your CV or a short clip on a showreel.
- My favourite exhibit was a showreel of the very best adverts and on-screen design of the last 40 years.
- While the scenario clearly affords the chance to try out a variety of tricks, these sometimes seemed to be present in a showreel or ‘because we can’ manner.
- I went into it thinking that, if nothing else, my showreel was going to be seen by the top people and even if they didn't think I was right for this, they might think of me for something else.
- They have a showreel, but they don't like it - it's quite boring, and they don't feel they've been given a chance to actually bring out themselves.
- I wore my I'm-a-hip-musician gear and took a copy of my best tracks and a showreel.
- All the while, the aspiring television presenter had kept her eye out for screen jobs, making showreels, scanning the media pages and attending auditions.
- ‘We have achieved a lot in recent years,’ said Caisley, after the audience were treated to a video showreel of the club's recent triumphs.
Definition of showreel in US English: showreelnounˈSHōˌrēl A short videotape containing examples of an actor's or director's work for showing to potential employers. Example sentencesExamples - Working with people he has met along the way, he compiled a showreel of his work and is currently in discussion with a record label about potentially recording an album.
- As another slick showreel for Carrey's talents, this is a slight but generally satisfying page in his career.
- All the while, the aspiring television presenter had kept her eye out for screen jobs, making showreels, scanning the media pages and attending auditions.
- While the scenario clearly affords the chance to try out a variety of tricks, these sometimes seemed to be present in a showreel or ‘because we can’ manner.
- Since she got her award, she's made another short film, and has got the beginnings of a showreel.
- She's as honest as Webster about why she is investing time, energy and faith in LTV. ‘I'm doing it for the experience, to get a good showreel,’ she says.
- ‘We have achieved a lot in recent years,’ said Caisley, after the audience were treated to a video showreel of the club's recent triumphs.
- It's no surprise to discover that showreels have begun to arrive in the post and all too easy to imagine cheesy Hollywood pitches.
- They have a showreel, but they don't like it - it's quite boring, and they don't feel they've been given a chance to actually bring out themselves.
- It's indelible, the showreel she sometimes plays back to herself in bed before sleep.
- For a while it looked as if the new wave was just an off - Hollywood finishing school, or the means whereby a group of ambitious directors could assemble showreels to wave at the US studios.
- There may only be a cast and crew screening and a couple of festival appearances before all your hard work is relegated to a single line on your CV or a short clip on a showreel.
- Eager and determined to get that first break as a 3D animator, you've sorted out your showreel which you're going to tout around all the Soho post-production companies.
- I went into it thinking that, if nothing else, my showreel was going to be seen by the top people and even if they didn't think I was right for this, they might think of me for something else.
- My favourite exhibit was a showreel of the very best adverts and on-screen design of the last 40 years.
- We readily accepted, and took delivery of the pilot showreel the next day for an internal focus group.
- Though I guess one person's compilation is another's party tape and another person's DJ showreel.
- What people should be doing is working towards producing a showreel, which is just getting some work onto a tape.
- I wore my I'm-a-hip-musician gear and took a copy of my best tracks and a showreel.
- The actors and models have a facility to update pictures, even include a showreel and view statistics of pictures sent to talent hunters.
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