Sentence examples for video mainstream from inspiring English sources
When Matsoukas started working on the "Formation" video, mainstream black artists were showing unaccustomed interest in issues like police brutality.
Condition One, that cool new video startup that enables video creators to shoot immersive, 180-degree video mainstream, has announced a new player for ultra-HD playback and compatibility with RED and GoPro cameras.
A writer for Birthplace Magazine said the song was mixed with "a combination of slick production, strong vocals from Dirty Money songstresses Dawn and Kaleena, a guest appearance by Drake, and hype as only Diddy can deliver", and called the song and video "mainstream guilty pleasures we can enjoy" Upon digital release, "Loving You No More" debuted on multiple Billboard charts.
Like video games, mainstream comics have been widely lambasted for their portrayal of women characters.
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But in the past six months, new and uniquely mobile apps, such as Meerkat, Stre.am and Periscope, which Twitter acquired in February, are betting that live, unfiltered video has mainstream appeal.
The industry's holy grail is to make video games mainstream entertainment; they want the game console to become as ubiquitous an add-on for television sets as the videocassette recorder.
Eventually, if virtual reality video becomes mainstream, Giroptic will be well positioned to sell a camera to millions of potential customers.
Not only now has the ability to produce and share video become mainstream, a trivial task even, but also the ability to collaborate globally, with no regard for distance, language, or other factors.
And while those of us who grew up with MTV may mourn the loss of a (somewhat) dedicated music channel, Kulash also pointed out the distinct advantage of the music video leaving mainstream television.
He acknowledges that such techniques have become standard practice in art forms as distinct as avant-garde filmmaking, music videos and mainstream films.
