low-budget
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- adjective
- /loʊ ˈbʌdʒɪt/
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- Since the 1970s, an independent, low-budget filmmaking sector has functioned alongside the commercial one.
- a relatively low-budget
That Joker film, which was a low budget movie, right?
- That Joker film, which was a low budget movie, right?
- It's a crude, low budget, sometimes shocking horror movie.
- Now what are three keys to making a low budget film?
- So, so I went and done this movie and it was low budget.
- It's a very low budget mockumentary, like sort of a fake documentary that that I, I worked on and it stars Ed Helms.
- That's the most demand for low in low budget filmmaking is in the wedding industry, right?
- That's just we could do this low budget and really make this movie great.
Examples
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The tour was filmed for a very low-budget documentary that I convinced Netflix to release.
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This is a low-budget movie.
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Oh yeah, it's a lot of good low budget black movies.
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It's this low- budget movie this guy wants me to shoot.
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That Joker film, which was a low budget movie, right?
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You can even take classes like low budget filmmaking.
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So if you have a low budget, that's really tough to do.
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It was a really, really cheesy, low budget zombie movie.
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She spent the next few years in low-budget musicals.
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This is a low-budget movie that was made with very few resources.
Synonyms
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Costing little money compared with similar things
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Not too expensive for most people to buy
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Not costing much
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Cheap to buy and easy to afford
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Very cheap and costing almost nothing
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Not costing much money
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Etymology
Low-budget comes from the common words low ('not high') and budget ('a plan for money'). So, something low-budget is made or run with a small amount of money.