The phrase "audiovisual clip" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a short video or multimedia presentation that combines both audio and visual elements.
Example: "The presentation included an audiovisual clip that effectively illustrated the main points of the discussion."
Alternatives: "multimedia clip" or "video segment".
Over the last few weeks, AOL has quietly begun providing its members who have high-speed connections a growing variety of audiovisual clips: a scene from NBC's hit television show "Friends" before it appeared last Thursday, a few minutes from an ABC News interview with the former butler of Princess Diana, snippets of a coming Oprah Winfrey show and shots of expensive cars.
On Oct. 23, it will open an exhibit exploring the 1945 French classic "Children of Paradise," directed by Marcel Carné, with paintings, photographs, documents, costumes and audiovisual clips that examine the film in various aspects, including how it came to be made during the German occupation of Paris.
11 subjects viewed an audiovisual movie clip from the film Dog Day Afternoon.
In this context, it would be very interesting to contrast the effects of auditory, visual and audiovisual stimulus presentation of film clips for the induction of strong emotional states and especially for the elicitation of piloerection.
Sharing the same interest for 3D technology, the Shanghai-based visual artists teamed up with the Iranian-born singer to release the video clip last week, and the resultant audiovisual awesomeness is breathtaking.
Resolume, an audiovisual performance program, connects video and audio clips with effects to create a cohesive and unique performance, live or recorded.
We are going to use audiovisual case methodology through the use of short film clips, usually real stories, to help students understand the practical implications of theoretical concepts explained in the classroom.
After each video clip, test participants were asked to rate the audiovisual, video, and audio qualities in that specific order.
The archival clips he chose from YouTube serve as an audiovisual lecture, in which they do nothing but loyally make that case.
What many of the clips in "Cameraperson" show is the opposite — the documentary-industrial conventions that reduce the complex and personal experiences that go into documentary films into impersonal, processed audiovisual fodder.
