co-direct
Verb
Meaning
co-direct (third-person singular simple present co-directs, present participle co-directing, simple past and past participle co-directed)
Alternative form of codirect.
Related terms
Examples
Artistic director Samuel Buggeln and Beth F. Milles co-direct a cast of 13, who perform the piece through May 9. Tickets are priced at $15–$35.
In the Swan Theatre, Owen Horsley and Gregory Doran will co-direct The Wars of the Roses Part 1 and Part 2 – which will be Henry VI Parts 1, 2 and 3 told in two parts.
Tanya and church deacon Lyn Havel co-direct the congregation’s “Prayers and Squares” ministry, in which women make prayer quilts for people with various needs.
If you’re serious about taking a turn as an RD, find an established race where you can apprentice, or co-direct, for a few years.