Sentence examples for reverse the footage from inspiring English sources
Pull the web out and move your hand like you're about to shoot the web and CUT! Reverse the footage of the web and mix it with the wide shot (from earlier).
Graham also reverses the footage, so you can see just how the Jack-o-lanterns break apart.
I had just finished mauling mother's rose bush to achieve the "flower growing" effect (I just plucked the petals one by one and then reversed the footage) and I had a pile of beautiful flower petals that I figured I should do something with.
Reverse: Reverse the audio completely.
The deployment of those short-shield units shocked almost no one; television news that night reversed the order of the footage available to show men throwing missiles and then police charging, the theme that the police attempted to pursue during the trial in contradiction of their own visual evidence.
In "Vanya" he reverses the process, opening with footage of the actors emerging from the subway, assembling inside the theater and greeting one another.
The official release trailer for Goat Simulator is a loose parody of the highly praised teaser trailer released for Dead Island, showing, among shots of the game, reversed slow-motion footage of the goat crashing through a building after being launched from an exploding gas station.
During the trial it came to light that the BBC had reversed footage of scenes at Orgreave to give the impression that miners were responsible for starting violent scenes, when in fact it was the police that had instigated the violence.
They complained that the BBC had reversed footage, to show miners who threw missiles seemingly before the police charge rather than in retaliation for it.
The report said one of these most senior officers had his statement typed and witnessed by another officer who led a team of detectives which, the IPCC said, dictated those identical opening paragraphs of junior officers' statements.The report says the BBC had indeed reversed footage in its news broadcast that night, an accusation the BBC has never officially accepted.
