"narration video" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a video that includes a voiceover narration to explain what is happening onscreen. For example: "The company released a narration video of their new product."
This refers to collaboratively created pictures, narrations, videos, etc. .
This refers to collaboratively created pictures, narrations, videos, etc. Technology-mediated communication data refers to the data generated in two-way communication, collaborative knowledge creation and information distribution in the context of digital environment the content and subjects of the communication.
Within an hour, the C.I.A. director began his narration, via video from Langley.
The program features new pieces by David T. Little, Matthew Mehlan and Sarah Kirkland Snider, framed with older pieces, narration and video.
JFK: 50 Days, which was designed for the iPad, includes more than three dozen videos, culled from the archive at NBC News, about 25 photos and a video narration by David Gregory, the moderator of "Meet the Press".
Here's the transcript of Obama's video narration: In my inaugural address, I pledged that America would respond to the growing threat of climate change for the sake of our children and future generations.
On Sundays we watched the pointedly educational program "Wild Kingdom," listening to Marlin Perkins's staid narration (voiced over video of his buff assistant, Jim, nearly getting killed or maimed by various wild animals).
Its features include a slide show of forty photographs, with narration and music; video excerpts from documentaries; a cache of letters between Adams and other artists, including Alfred Stieglitz and Georgia O'Keeffe; and a feature that allows users to make and send e-postcards with one of Adams's photographs.
The Atlantic's brilliant Alexis Madrigal, after listening to the home page video "narration" – quotes from John F Kennedy – went back to the original Kennedy speech from which it was derived, and discovered that Internet.org has edited the audio in manipulative and deceptive ways.
Curator Gemma Curtin provides video narration.
