Collocations withfootage
These are words often used in combination withfootage.
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actual footage
That is to say, he must as a minimum provide in actual footage half of that quota which remains to be filled after buying foreign rights.
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archival footage
The documentary included archival footage taken during live performances and original recording/mix sessions.
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archive footage
This is perhaps most obvious in those programmes that combine archive footage with period hits, but the device has become common in dramas too.
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behind-the-scenes footage
Interspersed throughout are brief clips from home movies, television appearances and behind-the-scenes footage.
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black-and-white footage
The backdrops behind her showed 1940s crime film-inspired black-and-white footage while photographers in colorful outfits took pictures of her.
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bonus footage
It contains 23 live performances, 8 music videos, 40 photos, and one bonus video with interviews and commentary scattered throughout the live and bonus footage.
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documentary footage
Second, documentary footage shown between scenes not only presents objective historical background but sometimes helps to reflect the main characters' subjective state of mind.
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gameplay footage
The announcement entailed a pre-rendered trailer with minor gameplay footage.
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historical footage
A combination of dramatisation, historical footage, and eyewitness interviews, the film alternates between documentary footage and the dramatic recreations.
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live footage
It features live footage, backstage footage from various concerts.
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minutes of footage
Around eight minutes of footage in between the two tracks shows various video clips of the band.
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news footage
When this sequence is slowed down or paused, the image that irrupts into the scene becomes clear: it is news footage of the head of a dead child.
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newsreel footage
We have all seen the newsreel footage of some of those tests and have seen service men standing above ground with no protective clothing.
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raw footage
The other side shows the raw footage, the images not meant for public viewing, what was edited out.
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square footage
Of course, when building costs go up, the square footage costs rise.
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stock footage
When the media talk about transport safety, they almost invariably dig out the stock footage of rail crashes.
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surveillance footage
Surveillance footage of the attack does not provide any conclusive evidence either since the tape it was recorded on is corrupted.
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television footage
Laptop computers can be used to play film and television footage.
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video footage
The processing of the video footage was aimed at obtaining multiple perspectives of single scenes.
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