Sentence examples for significant footage from inspiring English sources

It contained rare and historically significant footage, shot in black and white and, for the 1970s section, Kodachrome.

But the only significant footage of Berg not playing her character is her "Person to Person" interview, in which she comes across as a gracious grande dame with a dry sense of humor.

It is believed to be the only significant film footage of Saint-Exupéry in existence and is expected to fetch at least €50,000 when it is auctioned at Sotheby's in Paris on 18 May.

Both features were separately offered in director's cuts with much of the surface grime removed and significant new footage added — some 24 minutes in the case of Mr. Tarantino's film.

And the environmental benefit was significant: the square footage of material used was much smaller, and the cardboard was recycled and recyclable.

Incidentally, it is surely significant that the footage of the notorious police attack on the civil rights march in Derry in October 1968, was shot by Ireland's broadcaster, RTÉ, rather than the locally-based BBC.

(And see my piece this week on Truman editing the first Hollywood movie on the bombing, and an earlier piece on the extremely significant suppression of footage shot in Hiroshima by U.S. military film crews).

We thought it would be fun to ask some of these writers, many of whom have written about skateboarding for VICE in the past, to tell us about their favorite active skateboarder someone who released a video part or a significant amount of footage in the last year or so.

As values for prime real estate begin to recover, the number of home-building permit applications that include a significant percentage of square footage underground has swelled.

But the show's creators — Lisa Kudrow, Don Roos and Dan Bucatinsky — have actually shot a significant amount of new footage, at least two or three scenes an episode so far.

Instead, he treats the tapes as information like any other, no more notable or significant than the stock footage or sound effects that pull the voice down to their generic level.