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unshot

unshot

7.2
Not filmed or recorded on camera
  • adjective
  • /ʌnʃɑt/
  • Jargon
: 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
1 6.9

Not made into a movie or video

is not yet captured by camera photograph or any recording
untaped
vsunshot
1 6.7

Not recorded on video or audio

is about visual capture rather than tape or audio

Antonyms

497 2.5

A single photograph or one continuous film scene

8 2.2

Recorded as a movie or television show

How Recorded

filmed
8 2.2
recorded
75 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.