Sentence examples for constructed video from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise that Lodkina's investigation into Lightning Ridge began as a documentary (2016's Lightning Ridge: The Land of Black Opals) from which Strange Colours extends, just as Kogonada – the director of Columbus – previously constructed video essays before branching out into fiction.

It's not all fancy, yet pointless, touch-sensitive tables and shoddily constructed video game systems for Microsoft.

All this by way of giving kudos to these print outlets for making lemonade out of lemons — and nowhere was that more apparent at the RNC than in Dana Milbank's hilarious, smartly constructed video at the RNC about "Easter Media Elites".

In this study, we constructed video-embedded and discipline-focused questionnaires to measure science teachers' TPACK.

To construct video chunk γ, the encoder requires that video chunk γ ' also be decoded.

Yet video can also serve as a powerful medium for capturing records of teaching practices for uses in professional development, for analyzing the interactions involved in learning activities and conversations, and for learners to construct videos as expressive artifacts and to interact with video in ways more productive for active engagement in learning.

For such blocks, a different procedure should be used; otherwise the resulting object borders in the constructed 3D video may appear blurred, and the small details or even entire objects may be removed.

Burri (2012) suggests that this literal emphasis on the image fails to examine how the image shapes cultural meaning, how practices are constructed through video and to understand what gives rise to their status as social 'reality'reality

From beautiful mobile apps to artfully constructed original video, we continue to be reminded that audience development must keep pace with consumer experience development.

The boys have constructed a video for their single "Turning" that reminds us strongly of the LOL Boys whole look, which was a reflection of today's digital aesthetics, which is itself a nostalgic throwback to 90s web graphics.

Using the lost original footage of David Bowie in his hey day shot by the prolific rock 'n' roll photographer, Mick Rock, director Barney Clay teamed up with Rock to construct a video installation based on Bowie's "Life On Mars" video.