Sentence examples for invented video from inspiring English sources

Why else do you think our species invented video cameras, fan fiction, and Instagram?

Neither of the two Japanese firms actually invented video recording; that had been done by an American company called Ampex in 1954.

She also bought a Sony Portapak camera her next-door neighbor in SoHo, Nam June Paik, had recently invented video art setting the course for a genre-bending career in which distinctions between ritual and technology, performance and drawing, image and language, figure and landscape, and even human and animal become moot.

It sees every type of communication humans have invented: video, audio, text, symbols, and drawings.

Bill Kunkel, who helped invent video game journalism and create the first video game magazine in the United States, died on Sunday at his home in White Lake, Mich.

That's complete BS. … The developers at Apple, who do NOT make a living as a video editor, decided that they would completely re-invent video editing based on their preconceived notion of what a video editor does.

One more surprise: who knew that (as Jessica Biel told us in her introduction to the technical award-winner) Jerry Lewis (who seemed sadly bowed by ill health last night) invented the video assist — the connection of a video camera and TV monitor to a movie camera, so that the director can watch the action while the cinematographer is at the eyepiece — a set-up which is now standard on movies?

Of course she could have said "he invented the Video Phone and the E-M@iler – two giant festering turds of the technology world.

It's worth recalling that he was deeply devoted to the practicalities of cinema — he invented the video playback for his first feature, "The Bellboy," so that he could both direct and act, and even wrote a book for aspiring directors, "The Total Film-Maker," published in 1971.

It's worth recalling that he was deeply devoted to the practicalities of cinema he invented the video playback for his first feature, "The Bellboy," so that he could both direct and act, and even wrote a book for aspiring directors, "The Total Film-Maker," published in 1971.

He invented a "video periscope" that could rise up through the roof of a van to record a target's scam.