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a light folding chair that is made of wood, with sides on which arms can be rested and a seat and back made of cloth, usually used by directors on set
What is a "director's chair"?
A director's chair is a type of portable, high-backed chair typically used by film and television directors on set. It features a sturdy frame, usually made of wood or metal, and a seat and backrest made from canvas or fabric. The chair is designed to be lightweight and easy to move, often with armrests and a canvas seat that can be customized with the director's name or title. Director's chairs are favored for their comfort and practicality, providing directors with a convenient place to sit while overseeing and managing the production.
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