Sentence examples for cut footage from inspiring English sources
The cut footage doesn't appear to survive in a form good enough to be reintegrated into the film, though it does make it possible to imagine a perfect "Cable Guy".
Callow meticulously probes the films: the mutilated but still sublime adaptation of The Magnificent Ambersons, dumbed down, its cut footage criminally destroyed by the studio, scotching any hope of restoration.
The same blunder led Fox New's Sean Hannity to issue an apology to Jon Stewart after he cut footage from Beck's rally to a much smaller anti-government rally weeks later.
While GoPro said in November that it would close its entertainment division, it did not specficically disclose layoffs on its mobile editing software team whose members were brought in through the combined $105 million acquisition of the companies behind Replay and Splice, two video-editing applications that allowed users cut footage on their smartphones.
Ambersons was famously edited down drastically by its studio and the cut footage is now lost.
He visited the "Wonder Boys" editing rooms, and watched an hour and a half of rough-cut footage.
Weeks after my last visit with Scott, I am watching Ethan Hawke stare rapturously at rough-cut footage of Scott in "Last Word on Paradise," the actor's feature-film directorial debut.
Even on the rare occasions when the real world does intrude it means almost nothing: witness the jump-cut footage of the Arab spring U2 incorporated into a rendition of their hit, Sunday Bloody Sunday – as usual, dissent and revolt remodelled as blank spectacle.
Oh, the joys of a presenter-free science series: all those gripping facts and exploding graphics; all that epic music, fast-cut footage and bombastic voiceover; all those chunky 4x4s bearing even chunkier geologists – and not a self-obsessed semi-celebrity in sight.
The video ends with inter-cut footage of Manson joining the children on the field.
