Enshutsu / Kosei

[Dolores Martinez]

I think in English we'd say:  'director' for people choreographer and use
the French 'auteur' for the director who has an artistic vision and enough
control over the project to try and achieve it. Lola

On Tuesday, 14 February 2012, Don Brown <ryuganji at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Asako,
>
> How about translating kantoku as "director" as usual, and enshutsu/kosei
as "choreographer of people and scenes/situations" or something like that?
>
> Don Brown
>
> 2012$BG/(B2$B7n(B14$BF|(B16:49 Eija Niskanen <eija.niskanen at gmail.com>:
>>
>> French might be metteur-en-scene vs. auteur. (Sorry accent marking
>> missing - I don't really know any French).
>>
>> Eija
>>
>> 2012/2/14 fujioka asako <asakof at tkd.att.ne.jp>:
>> > Hello. A translation question.
>> > I'm translating a Matsue Tetsuaki interview where he says that _Live
Tape_
>> > is the first film he credits himself "kantoku" whereas he had always
>> > considered his role as "enshutsu / kosei." Does anyone have ideas for
good
>> > English translations that illuminate the difference between the two
terms?
>> >
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>> > $B$G$9$M!#(B
>> >
>> > Many thanks. Asako
>> >
>> > FUJIOKA Asako
>> > Tokyo Japan
>> >
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Eija Niskanen
>> +358-50-355 3189
>> +81-80-3479-8475
>
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