Sentence examples for make a clip from inspiring English sources
Martin Skegg Hard to believe that the BBC didn't make a clip show from their vast repository of cultural programming years ago.
The next day, he bought an orange at a Food 4 Less supermarket and went to work in his kitchen, taping a segment with a Sony video camera and using software like Final Cut Pro to make a clip for YouTube.
If you want to change the font of your titles or make a clip a little bit longer, that's easy to do.
"When it comes to video filters, color grading footage just isn't enough to make a clip interesting, unlike photo filters," says Buick. "The basics of our processing engine is reading the time of each clip recorded and building upon the transitions between clips," he adds.
In January 2009, Matthew Zeghibe, a 26-year-old computer art student from Connecticut, used pitch-correction software to make a clip that he claimed was the soundboard recording of "If I Were a Boy" from Knowles' Today show appearance in November 2008.
"We are not going after/shutting down/suing anyone who makes reaction-based content," they said on Facebook, but when asked if they would stop someone making a clip with a name such as "Kids React to Red Bull", they replied: "That is a trademarked show name so, yes, that is correct".
The Internet went wild -- typical! -- and CBS, which might have expected such a chain of events, quickly made a clip of Letterman's announcement available to the online world.
Jean stated in the DVD commentary for the episode, that since the show now produces "trilogy episodes" (episodes that have three separate stories for each act) each season after season 13, making a clip show would be unnecessary.
Pogo also makes a clip-free version, the Pogo Stylus ($15), which includes a holder that fastens to an iPhone 4 and holds the stylus.
A campaign for Chicco, now under way, invites parents to enlist their offspring in the pronunciation lessons: Make a video clip of your baby saying "Chicco" and it could appear on a billboard in Times Square.
It is calling on people to make a video clip of themselves and friends shouting "Wake up, Rosetta!".
