screener
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a guard at an airport who checks passengers or their luggage at a security checkpoint
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“Bad Hair,” which releases Friday on Hulu, certainly left an impression on the Emmy-nominated actor Laverne Cox who thought twice while wearing her 28-inch long, lace-front wig after watching an early screener of the film.
If “Moonlight” had come out three years earlier, I’m not sure how many people would have picked up that screener.
Scoring at or above a pre-determined cut-score on the screener leads to further consideration for placement and/or services in a gifted and talented program, usually involving at least one additional placement or confirmation assessment.
His newfound three-point aptitude makes him an even deadlier screener.
Q. Are you still a manuscript screener for Poisoned Pen Press?
Filmmakers have the option to submit their film as a Secure Online Screener up to 10GB in 1080p HD.