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footage
[ foot-ij ]
noun
- length or extent in feet:
the footage of lumber.
- a portion of raw video recorded for subsequent editing and use in one or more video clips or packages, broadcasts, or movies: raw footage that ended up on the cutting room floor.
newsreel footage;
raw footage that ended up on the cutting room floor.
- Mining.
- payment by the running foot of work done.
- the amount so paid.
footage
/ ˈʊɪ /
noun
- a length or distance measured in feet
- the extent of film material shot and exposed
- the sequences of filmed material
- payment, by the linear foot of work done
- the amount paid
Other Word Forms
- ܲ··ڴǴdz· noun
Example Sentences
No fatalities have yet been reported by authorities but footage showed people lying wounded on the street.
The police video, spliced together from officers’ body-worn cameras and surveillance footage, showed confusion in the moments leading up to the incident, which left Lauren, 51, hospitalized with a gunshot wound.
The judge agreed Mr Mangione's lawyers would need months to go through prosecutors' "three terabytes" of evidence, including police footage, data from social media, financial and phone companies and other evidence from state prosecutors.
Local media said that the aircraft hit the water around 100 metres from the shore, while footage shared online showed people wading into the sea to reach the crash site.
The film “Living by Design” digs deep into Gurr’s history, complete with footage of him from the 1930s.
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