goi

[ goi ]

noun

, plural goy·im, gois.

1. a less common variant of goy.

Example Sentences

So Goi called for a 4-foot flourescent tube light to be placed behind the car, turning the car’s exhaust into a moody light source.

From Los Angeles Times

“You’re trying to find visuals that specify what the character’s feeling, and finding ways to visually interpret it to make the audience feel that way,” said director and cinematographer Michael Goi.

From Los Angeles Times

Goi offered this example from a nighttime shoot some years ago.

From Los Angeles Times

Goi, the other co-chair of the Master Class committee, said having a mentor is a good way to learn all the relationships among the people involved in a production.

From Los Angeles Times

The 23-year-old went to Bangkok in January to meet a woman he had only contacted online who he described as his girlfriend, his father Goi Chee Kong said.

From Seattle Times