Sentence examples for footage called from inspiring English sources

A trail, cut into solid rock in 1926, leads to the top of Angels Landing and provides a spectacular view of Zion Canyon" And there's a bit of footage called EXTREME HIKING below.

Several experts who reviewed the footage called it troubling.

Others, able to track his perspective on a computer screen nearby that played the footage, called back suggestions.

Hours after police released the videos, the Sacramento City Council, which also viewed the footage, called for reforms to strengthen accountability.

Paying reference to both those films, most explicitly Blade Runner in its title is this short film that's a mix of advertisements and GTA IV footage called Do Computers Dream of Electronic Sheep?. Directed by Parisian filmmaker Benjamin Bardou, it uses CGI from the video game to create a series of swooping, brooding images that are all about a mood rather than a definite narrative.

In addition to establishing shots, you'll also want to get secondary footage called "B-roll" - this can be footage of important objects, interesting processes, or stock footage of historical events.

District attorney John Chisholm has refused to release the footage, calling it evidence.

But the CCTV footage calls into question Tongo's version of what happened on 13 November 2010 - the night 28-year-old Mrs Dewani was murdered.

And, because the journalist worked unsupervised and kept few if any notes about what he was doing or where or when, once the veracity of the footage was called into question the programme found itself hopelessly exposed.

When Perry, who works as Washington Correspondent & U.S. Bureau Chief with RTÉ News-Ireland, tweeted the footage, she called the incident "bizarre". .

The footage you see in her short film The Waves comprises every single point where the depth sensor data and the digital footage overlap, called a point cloud.