The phrase "made footage" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe videos or film footage that has been created or produced by someone. Example: The director made sure to carefully edit the footage to create a powerful and emotional scene in the film.
(Rosenberg) Whitney Museum of American Art: 'T.J. Wilcox: In the Air' (through Feb. 9) A Romantic miniaturist best known for short, poetic films pieced together from found and made footage goes big in a dazzling 360-degree, 30-minute day-to-night-to-day view of Lower Manhattan.
(Johnson) Whitney Museum of American Art: 'T.J. Wilcox: In the Air' (through Feb. 9) A Romantic miniaturist best known for short, poetic films pieced together from found and made footage goes big in a dazzling 360-degree, 30-minute day-to-night-to-day view of Lower Manhattan.
Using our 3D resconstruction technology it's possible to make footage from a single camera into 3D afterwards.
But when it comes to making footage available for re-use in the web 2.0 age, Parliament seems stuck in the mindset that landed the great agitator William Cobbett in hot water when he first published its proceedings two centuries ago.
Many police departments have said they do not intend to make footage from body cameras public.
Later they stripped the local businesses of their security footage; neither the NYPD nor the Brooklyn District Attorney has made this footage available over the last year.
If it is barely audible, delete such footage and make same footage but with the volume up by five and it is recommended (preferred) that you talk during the recording.
This double distraction made the footage fresh.
That Micah caught the ball one handed just made the footage all the more awesome.
He wanted to thank the stranger who made the footage, Paul Nolan, a British resident in Paris.
On Monday, comparisons were made with footage of him on the Vice website taken before he fled the UK.
