Directed
Directed adjective - (often used in combination) having a specified direction.
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Put into and directed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Put into" instead an adjective "Directed".
Put into
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- An Alien prequel directed by Ridley Scott was put into production, but was then reworked into a supposedly standalone film titled Prometheus... which is indeed the Alien prequel he had been talking about all along.
Source: Franchise Killer / Film -
This was the original intent of Jacques Tourneur (who directed the above Cat People) in his 1957 Night of the Demon, preferring to show only smoking footprints and fiery clouds, but Executive Meddling had a rubber-suit monster put into the ending and the beginning.
Source: Ultimate Evil -
Worse, a particular elite unit, Tanya, could never be put into guard mode, and had to be directed for every shot - but, with her healthy range and high damage against infantry, she needed something to hinder her.
Source: Easy Communication
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