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unshot

unshot

7.2
Not filmed or recorded on camera
  • adjective
  • /ʌnʃɑt/
  • Jargon
translation icon : no filmado
  • The documentary was delayed because much of the footage was still unshot.

Examples

  • The director reviewed the list of unshot scenes before planning the next day's schedule.

  • Due to bad weather, several key moments remained unshot at the end of the week.

  • The director reviewed the unshot scenes from the movie.

  • We still have some unshot footage to capture.

  • The team made a list of unshot scenes that needed to be filmed next week.

  • Many crucial segments remain unshot as we prepare for the final edit.

  • The festival organizers are still looking for unshot interviews to add to the documentary.

Synonyms

unphotographed
vsunshot
1 7.6

Not shown in any picture yet

is broader covering any capture by camera or recording device
unfilmed
vsunshot
6.9

Not made into a movie or video

is not yet captured by camera photograph or any recording
untaped
vsunshot
6.7

Not recorded on video or audio

is about visual capture rather than tape or audio

Antonyms

627 2.5

A single photograph or one continuous film scene

2.2

Recorded as a movie or television show

How Recorded

filmed
2.2
recorded
2.6
unshot
  • Jargon
7.2

Surface Forms

unshot positive

Morphology

unshot = shot (transparent) = un + shot

The negative prefix 'un-' attaches to 'shot' (here meaning a filmed take) to indicate 'not filmed/recorded', which is directly interpretable.

Etymology

Unshot is formed from un- ('not') and shot (a 'shot' can mean a camera or film take), so it refers to scenes or moments that have not yet been filmed or recorded.