footage
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- noun
- /ˈfʊtɪdʒ/
- Literature
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metraje
- I believe we have footage which we'll show right now.
- video footage
- film footage
- news footage
And I also have hours of footage with Billy talking.
- And I also have hours of footage with Billy talking.
- And I remember this footage of them saying I hate him.
- I'm, I'm hoping that we can include some of her footage in the, the VOD.
- But finally you get some film footage to work with.
- On YouTube we were loading up movie footage showing people what we were doing.
Examples
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Do we need any more footage like this?
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So my mom caught some footage of how wild it was.
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Now we have some footage here of the two of you together.
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And I also have hours of footage with Billy talking.
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Here, I want you to look at this security camera footage.
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This is the very first footage of this creature in the wild.
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So I am going to insert some footage now of the signing.
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Here we're seeing some B roll footage of the LA freeways.
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I captured that footage on a recent outing.
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The documentary contains rare footage of wildlife in their natural habitat.
Synonyms
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1.9
A short piece of video or sound taken from a longer recording
488
3.0
A tape that records or plays moving pictures
7
3.0
A short part of a movie that people use in news and talks
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2.2
A film of moving images with sound that you can watch later
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1.8
A long roll of material that records moving pictures in a movie camera
Recorded video of an event or subject
How Finished
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4.8
- Literature
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Footage comes from early film days when movie film was measured in feet, the same 'foot' we use to measure length. So footage originally meant how many feet of film there were, which is why it now means recorded film or video.