The phrase "a footage of performance" is not correct in English.
It should be "footage of a performance." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a video recording of a specific performance, such as a concert, play, or dance.
Example: "I watched a footage of a performance by the local theater group, and it was truly captivating."
Alternatives: "a video of a performance" or "a recording of a performance."
"The Marvel generation have seen the behind-the-scenes footage of performance capture, and they get digital avatars".
"David Bowie: Sound and Vision," a retrospective of the singer's career, with music videos and rare footage of performances, documentaries and interviews; through Sept. 29.
What happened was a haka, a traditional Māori challenge, and footage of its performance at the Basketball World Cup last month went viral.
We previously heard a portion of the song in a music video disguised as a beachside ad for H&M, but video footage of the performance features the entire track.
The performance was initially recorded for a British documentary that aired on Channel 4; footage of the performance was uploaded to YouTube in November 2006 to positive response.
After video footage of that performance went viral, a number of women came forward to accuse Cosby of assault.
Now a curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, where an exhibition on the company closed this month, has announced the discovery of less than a minute of performance footage on the Web site of the production house British Pathe.
"I've seen the footage of that performance," says Okereke, with a nervy, knowing smile.
The two organisations' high watermark came in April 1978 with a "carnival" in Victoria Park, east London, which filled up with tens of thousands of people who had marched seven miles from Trafalgar Square: watch YouTube footage of the performance by the Clash, and you get a sense of the righteous energy that was coursing around.
At a point before a decision had been made to excise the song from the film, footage of that performance had been sent by the filmmakers and Brian Epstein to be aired on The Ed Sullivan Show as a tease to promote the forthcoming release of the movie.
